Hey folks,
I'm running W3TC with WordPress 3.0.1 hosted on IX Web Hosting, a low-cost hosting service with a shared Linux server running Apache 1.3. Their service tends to be a bit bare-bones, and these things don't pass the W3TC compatibility check:
PHP Timezone: Not set
Opcode cache: Not installed
Memcache extension: Not installed
mod_mime: Not detected
mod_expires: Not detected
mod_deflate / mod_gzip: Not detected
mod_headers: Not detected
mod_env: Not detected
mod_setenvif: Not detected
mod_rewrite: Not detected
What are the consequences of these not being available, and how would an end user like me typically go about enabling them?
thanks,
Graham
ravetildon
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
Not sure the plugin reads those right... I got same for these but they were installed:
mod_mime: Not detected
mod_expires: Not detected
mod_deflate / mod_gzip: Not detected
mod_headers: Not detected
mod_env: Not detected
mod_setenvif: Not detected
mod_rewrite: Not detected
As for these:
Opcode cache: Not installed
Memcache extension: Not installed
Just use disk caching instead.
The mod_ stuff isn't always detected (it depends on how the server is configured). It isn't on mine either.
PHP Timezone matters for one of the external CDN options (I can't remember which, as I don't use them!)
I've got the same results and W3TC works fine for me, using enhanced disk caching, and minify.
@ravetildon and @efikim are correct.
armin3000
Member
Posted 9 months ago #
I have the same problem. I'm working 3 months on mu site to solve the expiration problem and to optimize it.
My site is hosted on ixwebhosting and they are saying that every mode_ are installed except mod_gzip and mod_deflate. but mod_expires and mod_headers don't work. I have tried different methods to write expiration rules in .htaccess.
How can I solve this problem. please help me
efikim
