Manual:$wgParserCacheType
| Parser Cache: $wgParserCacheType | |
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| Parser cache setting |
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| Introduced in version: | 1.5.0 |
| Removed in version: | still in use |
| Allowed values: | (One of the CACHE constants) see below |
| Default value: | CACHE_ANYTHING |
| Other settings: Alphabetical | By function | |
DetailsEdit
Parser cache setting.
Here are the available CACHE constants, as defined in Defines.php
- CACHE_ANYTHING - Use anything, as long as it works
- CACHE_NONE - Do not cache
- CACHE_DB - Store cache objects in the DB
- CACHE_MEMCACHED - memcached, must specify servers in Manual:$wgMemCachedServers
- CACHE_ACCEL - APC, XCache (support dropped in version 1.31 and above) or WinCache , whichever is available, in this order. Determined by the function ObjectCache::newAccelerator.
NoteEdit
For a very large wiki (tens of thousands of pages) value of CACHE_DB might be preferable to CACHE_MEMCACHED. Although memcached is faster, it won't be able to cache everything (no reasonable amount of memory would be enough), while DB will be. Therefore DB will have much higher percentage of cache hits.
If you set Manual:$wgMainCacheType then the values for $wgParserCacheType and Manual:$wgMessageCacheType will inherit it. You do not need to set those variables unless you plan on doing something very advanced.