I have done a fresh drupal installation and am trying to install the cache router module. In the modules list the module shows as enabled and also in the database it has added the column `serialized` to the cache tables. However I am not able to see the cache router in the admin section under the site configuration tab. Following is the information of what i have done to install this module:
- installed drupal 5.15
- implemented the patch for cache serialization for 5.14(since this was the latest patch that i could find)
- enabled cache router module.
- did the required changes to the settings.php file
$conf['cache_inc'] = './sites/all/modules/cacherouter/cacherouter.inc';
$conf['cacherouter'] = array(
'default' => array(
'engine' => 'db',
'server' => array(),
'shared' => TRUE,
'prefix' => '',
'path' => 'sites/default/files/filecache',
'static' => FALSE,
'fast_cache' => TRUE,
),
);
Please suggest if I have done something wrong here also how do check that this module is working on the site.
Thanks in advance.
Comments
Comment #1
adminfor@inforo.com.ar commentedI've installed it yesterday in conjuntion with memcache. As far as my understanding, there is nothing in the admin menu. Settings have to be setup in settings.php
In your case of 'db' something new has to be in the db tables, or cache tables...¿?
In my case, until now I couldn't check stats in memcache, but, if I stop it, site crashes... so, it's working....
Comment #2
mark_r commentedI have exactly the same problems in drupal 6.13. There have to be a entry in the Site Configuration menu. See the screenshot!
My config:
178 // CacheRouter
179 $conf['cache_inc'] = './sites/all/modules/cacherouter/cacherouter.inc';
180 $conf['cacherouter'] = array(
181 'default' => array(
182 'engine' => 'memcache',
183 'server' => array('localhost:11211','localhost:11212','localhost:11213','localhost:11214','localhost:11215','localhost:11216'),
184 'shared' => FALSE,
185 'prefix' => '',
186 'path' => 'sites/default/files/filecache',
187 'static' => FALSE,
188 'fast_cache' => FALSE,
189 ),
190 );
Anyone else with this problem?
Comment #3
siiim commentedSame problem for me...
Please help us !!
Thanks.
Comment #4
jeffrey.dalton commentedsame issue here... no menu entries anywhere to be found.
Comment #5
OldAccount commentedSubscribing, same issue.
Comment #6
sajt commentedRun the following in mysql console:
INSERT INTO variable (`name`,`value`) VALUES ('admin_menu_cache_server','b:0;');
It disables the admin_menu_cache.
Comment #7
hhaidoura commentedAnd how this will help in showing an entry in the menu?.
Comment #8
sajt commentedUpps sorry. My problem was with the adminmenu. And with 6.
Comment #9
slantview commentedYou don't need cache router in the administration menu for this module to work. Marking as minor.
The stats have yet to be realized due to the way that each engine handles information about cache storage. postponed until I figure out a nice (read: fast) way to implement those stats.
Comment #10
JirkaRybka commentedMaybe there might be a simple status page added, somewhere in admin section, that only just re-states what's already set in settings.php, along with a help text saying that the settings should be done there. For example:
This is pretty minor, but I guess throwing in a simple hook_menu() item, and a small cacherouter.admin.inc file rendering such a page, might help the users to avoid confusion about "did it really install?"
Comment #11
slantview commented@JirkaRybka - Yes, you're right. I will add this early next week to the status page. Mostly cause I'm tired of people asking if it's working ;)
-s
Comment #12
q0rban commentedI think if you just took the screenshot off the project page, a lot of these questions would go away.
Comment #13
rokape commentedMe too...don't see menu admin
Comment #14
andypostSuppose we need to implement 2 hook_requirements() to display availability of apc,eacc,xcache,zdc and point to confing errors
Comment #15
aamin commentedSame Issue...Please help
Comment #16
polskikrol commentedThe module page shows a screenshot, however, following the instructions I see no such page. So confused if this is actually installed and how I can view information via the GUI for confirmation.
Comment #17
andypostPlease read the module page. UI postponed til version 2
Comment #18
agoswami commentedI guess screen shot is for D7 so don't confuse with that
Comment #19
psynaptic commentedRemove the screenshot. You are fooling people.
Comment #20
z33k3r commented@psynaptic - I second that...
Comment #21
aamin commentedI agree. Its confusing.
Comment #22
bomarmonk commentedYes; I spent a good half-hour trying to figure out what was wrong with my installation.
Comment #23
tomlobato commentedAt least explain (inside the image) that before v2 it has not UI.