The company has a server that needs to be configured these days. The system is Windows 2008 R2, and the configuration environment on IIS is 64-bit PHP5.5, which requires support for wincache. Originally, I just thought that I would download it from the official website of wincache and enable wincache in the PHP configuration file.
Then open the official website of wincache: http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/wincache-extension. Scroll to the bottom and find that does not have a 64-bit version . I thought 32-bit should also be supported.
So I downloaded and configured it, but it didn’t work. Even setting the application pool to 32-bit didn’t work. Finally, I found that there is a 64-bit version of wincache available for download on the Internet. The strange official website does not provide it, but provides the source code, which is estimated to be compiled by a third party.
Hey~ Without further ado, here’s the website: http://dev.freshsite.pl/php-accelerators/wincache.html
This address provides many different versions of wincache x86 and x64. Please download them as needed.
I downloaded this version of WinCache 1.3.5 for PHP 5.5 x64 nts vc11 , changed the name to wincache.dll, overwritten it, restarted IIS, and the configuration information of wincache finally came out.
For your convenience, the editor of Bangke Home has also compiled it for your convenience, as follows:
Click here to download 64-bit wincache (php5.5/5.6)
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