Re: Speed up your Joomla site
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- Robert W
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- Is there any concern with changing the requires files to 777? I had to do that to a few files and that seems a little risky. Am I to change the security on them back after I install the component?
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- Joe Halleck
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Robert Wade wrote:
Is there any concern with changing the requires files to 777? I had to do that to a few files and that seems a little risky. Am I to change the security on them back after I install the component?Yes. Always change them back
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Joseph Halleck wrote:
Robert Wade wrote:Is there any concern with changing the requires files to 777? I had to do that to a few files and that seems a little risky. Am I to change the security on them back after I install the component?Yes. Always change them back
I'm assuming they should be 755? I believe that's what they were prior to install.
xyzulu....so far so good for me. I think my pages load 2x as fast now but I have a small site too. I honestly feel like it helped and would recommened it.
Oh and thanks to you for telling us about it
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755 is ok, 644 if you are paranoid like me
again, this does depend on your server setup.
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- How exactly do you install APC. I've gone through the documentation but havent been able to figure it out as the directions arent too clear for a PHP amateur. I have query cache installed in Joomla but I believe I need to have APC installed on my server to run it correct? Can anyone help me with this?
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- Thanks for the reply unfortunately I tried that a few days ago and iPower sucks and gave me no help with this. So that didnt work out as planned. Any online tutorials?
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