Enabling the module isn't enough to use it: you also have to enable the cache backend in your settings.php file. APC never issues a warning if you don't and even tells everything is REQUIREMENT_OK once enabled (and apc.so is loaded).

This patch changes the REQUIREMENT_OK into REQUIREMENT_WARNING when there are 0 cache entries.

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apc_entries_warning.patch630 bytesMrHaroldA
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R.Muilwijk’s picture

R.Muilwijk CreditAttribution: R.Muilwijk commented
Status: Needs review » Closed (fixed)

Committed to 7.x-1.x

twistor’s picture

twistor CreditAttribution: twistor commented

This really should have tested to see if DrupalAPCCache exists rather than checking if the cache is empty.

Phizes’s picture

Phizes CreditAttribution: Phizes commented

twistor: If I am correct, and /drupal_apc_cache.inc is included in settings.php, DrupalAPCCache will still exist, even when Drupal is run from the CLI (see the beginning of /drupal_apc_cache.inc).