I started the server and managed to make it lock up in a few minutes. I have attached the error files to see if that may help.
I have looked at xcache and that doesnt seem to support php 5.6.6 atall and actually seems to not have been updated since september 2014 so seems to have been abandoned.
I have also updated my php config with only a 256mb opcache size and have adjusted my nginx config to the one attached. This seems to be working a little better, although i can make all the sites on the server ground to a halt at times, but then reloading one page that is waiting again lets all the others respond again.
I have attached my latest error log aswell, this is with my switching between 6 different website pressing f5 very quickly to force many connections.
Also on a side note, sometimes when i load nginx i get the following error "Assertion failed: ngx_shared_sockets->pid==pid, file src/core/nginx.c, line 376"
After this message shows i have 2 or 3 nginx processes running in windows,they dont respond to requests they are just there until i shut them off. Again this is using nginx for windows 1.7.11.1, not sure if this is a known error or not (may be fixed in 1.7.11.2 which i see is out and may be worth me switching to?)
I have looked at xcache and that doesnt seem to support php 5.6.6 atall and actually seems to not have been updated since september 2014 so seems to have been abandoned.
I have also updated my php config with only a 256mb opcache size and have adjusted my nginx config to the one attached. This seems to be working a little better, although i can make all the sites on the server ground to a halt at times, but then reloading one page that is waiting again lets all the others respond again.
I have attached my latest error log aswell, this is with my switching between 6 different website pressing f5 very quickly to force many connections.
Also on a side note, sometimes when i load nginx i get the following error "Assertion failed: ngx_shared_sockets->pid==pid, file src/core/nginx.c, line 376"
After this message shows i have 2 or 3 nginx processes running in windows,they dont respond to requests they are just there until i shut them off. Again this is using nginx for windows 1.7.11.1, not sure if this is a known error or not (may be fixed in 1.7.11.2 which i see is out and may be worth me switching to?)