xcache + multiple vbseo instances

Vbseo needs to be fixed to support multiple versions of it running on a server. I was running a test vbulletin and it corrupted my mains site cache.

Hello ,

Please check the following setting within config_vbseo.php

PHP Code:

    define('VBSEO_CACHE_VAR',              'vbseo_storage'); 


Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam

Hello ,

Please check the following setting within config_vbseo.php

PHP Code:

    define('VBSEO_CACHE_VAR',              'vbseo_storage'); 


Should we change this for each vBulletin/vBSEO installation?

to something like:

PHP Code:

    define('VBSEO_CACHE_VAR',              'vbseo_storage_forum1'); 


PHP Code:

    define('VBSEO_CACHE_VAR',              'vbseo_storage_forum2'); 


?

yes, you can name it whatever you want, as long as its not the same per site.

You should also check your vBulletin config.php and define a prefix for your Cache settings.

Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam

You should also check your vBulletin config.php and define a prefix for your Cache settings.

Yes I had done that right from the start, but wasn't sure how I should change the

PHP Code:

define('VBSEO_CACHE_VAR', 'vbseo_storage'); 


variable.

All set now, thanks for the quick responses.

Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam

You should also check your vBulletin config.php and define a prefix for your Cache settings.

can you be more specific?

Hello Joe ,

Please check the following option within config_vbseo.php and define a different cache prefix for each of your forums

PHP Code:

    define('VBSEO_CACHE_VAR',              'vbseo_storage'); 


vBulletin also introduced a cache prefix with vB 3.7 series. You can check the following line within config.php and define a cache prefix

PHP Code:

    // ******** DATASTORE PREFIX ******
    // If you are using a PHP Caching system (APC, XCache, eAccelerator) with more
    // than one set of forums installed on your host, you *may* need to use a prefix
    // so that they do not try to use the same variable within the cache.
    // This works in a similar manner to the database table prefix.
// $config['Datastore']['prefix'] = '';