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Jeroen van Heemskerck Düker	Wednesday 24 March 2004 1:53:58 pm We've successfully installed eZ publish on out local server for testing. I really can't believe the work that's been put into this CMS, and that it's still for free! This has so much more possibilities than, let's say, Mambo or Xoops or PostNuke, all of which we've tried out. We have started developing PHP sites when GoLive came out with a Dynamic Content module; now that Adobe cruelly took that away from us with the CS suite, we've been in the dark. EZ publish might be the solution. One problem persists: once eZ publish has been installed, we receive a warning each time a page is called: Warning: eZModuleOperationInfo:: execute', followed by the description: 'Missing main operation memento for key: 528345652054c9e197d1db5445acefcb'. The key number changes each time. We're inclined to believe that this problem is slowing down the performance. And certainly I hope so, since eZ publish is incredibely slow at this time. We're testing locally on a G4 733 MHz, Mac OS X 10.3.3 Panther, Apache 1.3.28, PHP 4.3.2 and MySql 4.0.18. Could anyone enlighten us? Jeroen van Heemskerck Duker Hyperion Creative Communications Almere, The Netherlands
Hans Melis	Wednesday 24 March 2004 2:08:29 pm Hi Jeroen, Please have a look at http://ez.no/community/forum/developer/what_does_missing_main_operation_memento_for_key_mean_please To speed things up, enable caching in eZ publish (view caching, template compile, template cache). And a PHP accelerator also helps a lot. eZ publish really loves cpu power. -- Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Jeroen van Heemskerck Düker	Wednesday 24 March 2004 2:33:25 pm Thanks for your immediate reply, Hans. Apparently, we don't need to worry too much about this warning.. but the speed (or lack thereof) problem persists. I think I came across a message earlier mentioning an accelerator, but could you please elaborate on that? Could such an accelerator be installed if the site is hosted remotely? And does it behave as a normal PHP extension? Thanks, Jeroen

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Wednesday 24 March 2004 1:53:58 pm

We've successfully installed eZ publish on out local server for testing. I really can't believe the work that's been put into this CMS, and that it's still for free! This has so much more possibilities than, let's say, Mambo or Xoops or PostNuke, all of which we've tried out. We have started developing PHP sites when GoLive came out with a Dynamic Content module; now that Adobe cruelly took that away from us with the CS suite, we've been in the dark. EZ publish might be the solution.

One problem persists: once eZ publish has been installed, we receive a warning each time a page is called: Warning: eZModuleOperationInfo:: execute', followed by the description: 'Missing main operation memento for key: 528345652054c9e197d1db5445acefcb'. The key number changes each time.

We're inclined to believe that this problem is slowing down the performance. And certainly I hope so, since eZ publish is incredibely slow at this time. We're testing locally on a G4 733 MHz, Mac OS X 10.3.3 Panther, Apache 1.3.28, PHP 4.3.2 and MySql 4.0.18. Could anyone enlighten us?

Jeroen van Heemskerck Duker
Hyperion Creative Communications
Almere, The Netherlands

Hans Melis

Wednesday 24 March 2004 2:08:29 pm

Hi Jeroen,

Please have a look at http://ez.no/community/forum/developer/what_does_missing_main_operation_memento_for_key_mean_please

To speed things up, enable caching in eZ publish (view caching, template compile, template cache). And a PHP accelerator also helps a lot. eZ publish really loves cpu power.

--
Hans

Hans
http://blog.hansmelis.be

Jeroen van Heemskerck Düker

Wednesday 24 March 2004 2:33:25 pm

Thanks for your immediate reply, Hans. Apparently, we don't need to worry too much about this warning.. but the speed (or lack thereof) problem persists. I think I came across a message earlier mentioning an accelerator, but could you please elaborate on that? Could such an accelerator be installed if the site is hosted remotely? And does it behave as a normal PHP extension?

Thanks,

Jeroen