Package: php-apc
Version: 3.0.19-2
Severity: normal
I had similar issues with a complex internal application when
upgrading from PHP 5.2 to 5.3 (in Debian). Removing php-apc fixed all
the weird problems we were seeing. Upgrading using the pecl CLI
installed with php-pear to php-apc 3.1.3p1 resolved the issues.
I definitely think the maintainer for php-apc needs to consider
packaging the latest beta version for Debian testing/unstable as 3.0.19
simply doesn't appear to work very well with large PHP applications and
PHP 5.3.
It's worth noting that we weren't using any APC specific
functionality other than the opcode cache itself. So this wasn't simply
a matter of updating our usage of APC. It's just something
fundamentally broken between PHP 5.3 and APC 3.0.19. Would it be easier
to figure out why things or breaking or upgrade to the latest version?
That's for someone else to decide.
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