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Question prefered way to move /var/lib/php/sessions to tmpfs
- Thread starter Brujo
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Émerson Felinto
Regular Pleskian
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Why would you want to do that?
Why would you want to do that?
Well, you'll improve performance just due to RAM being faster then disk.
You'll want to create the RAM disk first;
# mkdir /tmp/ramd
# chmod 777 /tmp/ramd
# mount -t tmpfs -o size=512M tmpfs /tmp/ramd/
(be sure to add it to fstab as well)
Then modify your PHP.ini;
session.save_path="/tmp/ramd"
You'll want to create the RAM disk first;
# mkdir /tmp/ramd
# chmod 777 /tmp/ramd
# mount -t tmpfs -o size=512M tmpfs /tmp/ramd/
(be sure to add it to fstab as well)
Then modify your PHP.ini;
session.save_path="/tmp/ramd"
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@Émerson Felinto
Getting from Provider new Hardware Servers to be tested bevor replace existing root Servers and nowadays they come with 64Gig Ram & SSD drive, therefor I like to use on on side the RAM as best for performance and reduce writing to SSD.
Getting from Provider new Hardware Servers to be tested bevor replace existing root Servers and nowadays they come with 64Gig Ram & SSD drive, therefor I like to use on on side the RAM as best for performance and reduce writing to SSD.
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@Mark Muyskens
under ubuntu /tmp it is already foreseen to be moved to tmpfs "systemctl enable tmp.mount"
so your idea is to change the session.save_php path settings per php Version/handler - any expirince what happens when Plesk update/upgrade the Versions?
under ubuntu /tmp it is already foreseen to be moved to tmpfs "systemctl enable tmp.mount"
so your idea is to change the session.save_php path settings per php Version/handler - any expirince what happens when Plesk update/upgrade the Versions?
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