slipondajimmy

OK im hoping i can get someone to get Zend Optimizer to work and not just install.(it is installed) I have installed it and it is not working. phpinfo() doesnt show it as installed. But i have installed it . I am willing to give someone who has installed/troubleshooted 10 bucks to do it Via paypal . What is normally a 2 minute install has turned into a 22 hour mess. Also the person will have to be trustworty becuase i will have to give you root acces .

to make it ven easier i will give you the info from the Zend site.....

Common Problems

1) Zend Optimizer didn't load.
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The following phpinfo() output was not displayed:

... with Zend Optimizer vX.Y.Z, Copyright (c) 1998-2004 by Zend Technologies.

It could be that...

PHP was compiled with debug support.

The phpinfo() output will indicate that ZEND_DEBUG is 'enabled'. Recompile PHP without the debug support.


PHP used the wrong php.ini or the correct php.ini did not include the optimizer directives.

To identify if the wrong php.ini file was used, run a trace on httpd -X (in the case of Apache module) or on a standalone PHP exec (in the case of cgi) to see which files it tried to open.


The optimizer directives in the php.ini file are incorrect.

For example, there may be typos, the path to the optimizer is incorrect, the optimizer filename was not entered with the correct case, or the directives included extra white space at the beginning of a line or around a '='.


it also says to add the following lines to the php.ini file but i dont have the slightest clue how to do it

zend_optimizer.optimization_level=15
zend_extension="/usr/local/Zend/lib/ZendOptimizer.so

path it is installed in is
/usr/local/Zend

path to php.ini is /usr/local/lib

so i guess the file just needs to be edited. That should be a easy 10 bucks to the right person . Well plain and simple i just need itto work ...lol

Peter

to edit php.ini simply log in as root with SSH and type in the following:-

now you should see the first section of the ini file simply type those lines into there

make sure you have a ; at the end of those lines tho otherwise it will not work

zend_optimizer.optimization_level=15;
zend_extension="/usr/local/Zend/lib/ZendOptimizer.so;

once you are satisfied that you have done it press ctrl + x then y then enter and that will be it saved, when zend installed it should have saved a backup copy of your old ini file ensure that is still there just in case

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