Compile PHP Into Apache?

  • I'm wondering how to tweak PHP/Apache for max performance... would compiling PHP directly into Apache (with-apache= option) give the best performance overall?

    For PHP - if compiled with multiple options, but most of those are disabled in "php.ini" would it still cause more overhead than less options in configure?

    And lastly - has anyone worked on a good configure option for PHP... I know there's some stuffs in the docs, but that doesn't seem to be tuned for anything is rather generic/baseline just to get a usable PHP for vB.


  • For PHP - if compiled with multiple options, but most of those are disabled in "php.ini" would it still cause more overhead than less options in configure?Most PHP 'features' are statically compiled so disabling them in php.ini won't help.

    best option is to disable everything you don't need at compile time


  • Why compile with options you don't use? In general, the leaner the better - this applies to Apache too.







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