How do I install Zend OPcache?
Install Zend OPcache in Ubuntu
- Pecl Install. Write this in your terminal: :~$ sudo pecl install zendopcache-7.0.4.
- Find where opcache.so is located. :~$ sudo find / -name ‘opcache.so’
- Add the extension to PHP.ini. Add this line in your php.ini file that you find in /etc/php5/apache2.
- Test your new config.
How do I enable OPcache in cPanel?
Enabling OPcache
- Login to the cPanel Interface.
- Go to the ‘Select PHP Version’ under the section ‘Software’.
- Look for the ‘Current PHP version’.
- Check the checkbox near to the ‘opcache’.
- Click on the button ‘Save’.
- You have successfully installed the OPcache extension now.
How do I know if OPcache is installed?
Answer
- Check which PHP handler is used by the website at Domains > example.com > PHP Settings > PHP support ( PHP version …)
- Check if Opcache is enabled for the domain at Domains > example.com > PHP Settings > Performance Settings > opcache.enable “on”
How do I install OPcache on Windows?
How to enable PHP OPcache on Windows IIS and WAMP
- Open your PHP.
- Check that the extension directory is configured by making sure that “extension_dir” has been set.
- Go the the end of the PHP and on a new line add: zend_extension=php_opcache.dll.
- Restart IIS or Apache.
- Enjoy faster PHP.
How do I know if OPcache is enabled?
Is OPcache enabled by default?
Over the web you will easily find a lot of tutorials covering all the OpCache installation and configuration steps (it is enabled by default on 5.5, but can be installed as an extension on older versions).
How do I install OPcache on CentOS?
Setup Zend OPcache on CentOS 7
- Install the PHP Zend OPcache: yum install php-pecl-zendopcache.
- Configure Zend OPcache optimized for your PHP application.
- If you don’t want to apply Zend OPcache to your development site you may add its path at opcache-default.blacklist: vi /etc/php.d/opcache-default.blacklist.
How do I enable OPcache in Mamp?
Just make sure that the OPCache is selected as caching mechanism in MAMP preferences.
- Click on “Preferences”.
- Click on the “PHP” tab.
- Select “OPcache” under “Cache” field.