Christian
posted this on Feb 20 19:09
Installing the ZEND optimizer files on the web server can be a tricky thing.
A detail in the discription of the ZEND installation guide my server provided
(1&1/big commercial server) was quite important to make things running.
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"Since the settings defined in the php.ini file only apply to the folder where
it is saved, it is now necessary to upload the php.ini file to any additional
subfolders that contain files which require Zend Optimizer."
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The PHP.INI file needs to be in other folders.. at least everywhere in the admin
folder. F.e. when updating to a new MotoCMS version, the PHP.INI file had to be
also in the "myserver/admin/actions/update" folder. Maybe it's helpful for others.
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OH! ..that noise. Back to the SEN'heisers.
Regards, CBoerner
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Thank you so much, Christian!
You're fully correct, on some servers it will be necessary to upload the php.ini (or php5.ini) file to admin/actions/update/, admin/actions/backup/, admin/modules/(each folder)/
On other servers uploading php.ini file just to the root folder is enough. Or to the root, admin and admin/actions/ folders only.
Sometimes, you will not be able to install Zend Optimizer at all - when the php.ini file have to be in some specific folder that can be accessed only by hosting provider.
Many things are depending on server's "personality".
Best regards,
Kostas
I am getting a message "Your website files are not supported by Zend Guard Loader intalled on your server. " after I uploaded my site to my hosting company - they had v 3.3 for their PHP v5.3.8 - are there any hosting companies that easily meet your hosting requirements?
Hello,
If you have PHP version 5.3 installed on your server you should ask your hosting provider to install Zend Guard Loader for it. After they install it please contact our support team for compatible files for PHP 5.3.
If they can not install Zend Guard Loader so we can suggest you godaddy.com, bluehost.com and hostgator.com
We're sorry for inconveniences!
Best regards,
Mathew Brown
Hallo,
Ich habe gestern ein Template erworben und mit FileZilla auf meinen Host bei STRATO AG hochgeladen. Nun bekomme ich eine Fehlermeldung, dass Zend Optimizer nicht installiert ist. Oben hat Christian gepostet, dass es auch an der fehlenden PHP.INI liegen kann. Mein Frage:
1.) Wie und womit erstellt man eine PHP.ini- Datei, als was muss man sie abspeichern (TXT etc.. ???)
2.) wo genau muss ich denn die PHP.INI eingebaut werden
3.) was muss in der Datei stehen?
Würde mich über eine schnelle Info sher freuen...
Vielen Dank
Jörg