By allkin
Hello!
I just installed wordpress and was trying to optimize the apache server a little following the “How To Configure Content Caching Using Apache Modules On A VPS” guide. The problem is, when I try to edit the disk_cache.conf or mem_cache.conf, it’s empty(doesn’t exist).
I use ubuntu and installed wordpress via one click install app.
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This article should help you configure caching (disk and memory)
It looks like there have been a few changes since that article was written. As of Ubuntu 14.04 disk_cache.conf is now:
/etc/apache2/mods-available/cache_disk.conf
mod_mem_cache was removed from Apache 2.4 Looking at the official Apache upgrading guide:
These modules have been removed:
mod_authn_default,mod_authz_default,mod_mem_cache. If you were usingmod_mem_cachein 2.2, look atmod_cache_diskin 2.4.
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