eaccelerator and PHP

running a Debian 5.0 + ISPCFG3 installation.
I know eaccelerator like tools don't work with suPhp.

I installed eaccelerator and my sites running on fasCGI do use it.

Now I wondered why phpinfo() shows eaccelerator enabled on my suPhp vhsots too. Can it be disabled for those? Is it wasting my memory? I have 2 sites running fastCGi and 8 or so using suPhp.

the fastCGi ones report:

Code:

eAccelerator
eAccelerator support	enabled
Version 	0.9.5.3
Caching Enabled 	true
Optimizer Enabled 	true
Memory Size 	67,108,800 Bytes
Memory Available 	21,573,800 Bytes
Memory Allocated 	45,535,000 Bytes
Cached Scripts 	412
Removed Scripts 	0
Cached Keys 	52 

the suPhp ones report:

 

anyone? Or is this a silly question?

 

I'm not sure how it can be disabled. http://suphp.org/DocumentationView.html?file=CONFIG doesn't say anything about how to specify a custom php.ini...

 

So basically I am wasting memory?

I should either consider switching my suphp vhosts to fastCGI to make use of the eaccelerator memory or switch the fastCGI ones to suPhp and stop using eaccelerator, right?

 

would this somehow work? can you have a look please?

http://www.watters.ws/wiki/index.php/Use_custom_php.ini_file_with_suPHP
http://www.suphp.org/Home.html

have a look at the changes in 0.2:

 

@Falko:

Have you had a look? Would that work out? To me it looks like its possible, but I am still not sure if there is any gain in this - making extra php.ini's for suPhp so thta eaccelerator isn't loaded?

 

any opinions on this? jsut want to know if what I am saying/suspecting makes sense.

 

I have two vhosts, one with fastcgi+suexec the other one with suphp.

I have one info.php file inside each vhost and the output is:

For the suPHP enabled one:
Server API CGI/FastCGI
Virtual Directory Support disabled
Configuration File (php.ini) Path /etc/php5/cgi
Loaded Configuration File /var/www/conf/web7/php.ini

For the FastCGi enabled one:
Server API CGI/FastCGI
Virtual Directory Support disabled
Configuration File (php.ini) Path /etc/php5/cgi
Loaded Configuration File /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini

Now why would the first one also claim he is CGI if he is actually running on suPHP? I killed all fastcgi processes and restarted apache a couple of times, still no changes...