Just a suggestion:
The APC cache comes with a very nice script (apc.php) that provides useful stats and management info about the APC cache. It would be nice if when LSWS installs APC, a link to apc.php goes into the LSWS admin interface somewhere. As it is, you have to dig apc.php out of the original apac distribution package and then put it up on the server. That's no big deal, but some users may not be aware of the fact that there is a groovy script around that helps them manage and monitor APC.
It would also be handy if there were links within the admin interface to phpinfo.php, and/or something separate that reported on the various sub-system versions (PHP, lsapi, APC/eac/xcache) active within the active install of LSWS.
The APC cache comes with a very nice script (apc.php) that provides useful stats and management info about the APC cache. It would be nice if when LSWS installs APC, a link to apc.php goes into the LSWS admin interface somewhere. As it is, you have to dig apc.php out of the original apac distribution package and then put it up on the server. That's no big deal, but some users may not be aware of the fact that there is a groovy script around that helps them manage and monitor APC.
It would also be handy if there were links within the admin interface to phpinfo.php, and/or something separate that reported on the various sub-system versions (PHP, lsapi, APC/eac/xcache) active within the active install of LSWS.