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  1. #26
    any idea how can i tell if i got PHPsuexec enable or not?

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    Server API will show CGI if you have PHPSuexec enabled. eAccelerator is not compat. with PHPSuexec.

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    Quote Originally Posted by layer0 View Post
    Server API will show CGI if you have PHPSuexec enabled. eAccelerator is not compat. with PHPSuexec.
    layer0 can you give me more hints on how to check it?? SOrry, i'm a server noob =(

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    Quote Originally Posted by alienmare View Post
    layer0 can you give me more hints on how to check it?? SOrry, i'm a server noob =(
    Server API is shown in phpinfo.

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    in my phpinfo i don't see PHPSuexec tho.(if im' checking it right )

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    Quote Originally Posted by alienmare View Post
    in my phpinfo i don't see PHPSuexec tho.
    It's not supposed to explicitly state that, what do you see for Server API?

    Either way, I'm unable to reproduce the issues you are experiencing, thus I cannot help you.

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    the only thing under server api is Apache

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    Just gotta say layer0 for helping me fixing the issue here =)

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    correct me if I am wrong, but to me , eAccelerator doesn't seem to be compatible with PHP 5.2.3
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    Quote Originally Posted by allanh View Post
    correct me if I am wrong, but to me , eAccelerator doesn't seem to be compatible with PHP 5.2.3
    I haven't seen any problems.

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    Hello thanx for your tuto, I just want to install ioncube but I don't find in my php.ini the [Zend] part so I don't know where to add the line. do I have to install the Zend Opt.?

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    Quote Originally Posted by R0MER View Post
    Hello thanx for your tuto, I just want to install ioncube but I don't find in my php.ini the [Zend] part so I don't know where to add the line. do I have to install the Zend Opt.?
    You should be able to just add it at the end of the file, in that case. Zend Opt. isn't necessary if you don't have Zend encoded apps.

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    thx dude, it's working. Regards from Venezuela

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    Well I like the eaccelerator script saves some time doing that. But I'm wondering what sort of performance gain is everyone experiencing from running it? I've never been able to see any really significant change in resources on my machines (dual cpu or quad cpu 4 gigs of ram ect.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyB View Post
    Well I like the eaccelerator script saves some time doing that. But I'm wondering what sort of performance gain is everyone experiencing from running it? I've never been able to see any really significant change in resources on my machines (dual cpu or quad cpu 4 gigs of ram ect.)
    I see much better performance when running it. I don't have resource usage figures to give you, but I can tell you that the page generation time has been cut by up to 300% for certain scripts, and almost every script will benefit somewhat.

    There's an option in eaccelerator.sh

    Code:
    #uncomment below if you want to enable shared memory
    #CUSTOM_FLAG="--with-eaccelerator-shared-memory"
    If you enable that, certain scripts can be configured to write to the eAccelerator shared memory, and this will increase performance and reduce CPU usage even further.

    Also, I thought I'd add to the thread that eAccelerator can easily be disabled via .htaccess

    Code:
    php_flag eaccelerator.enable 0
    php_flag eaccelerator.optimizer 0

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    Will this work in PHP 5.2.3?

    And, for EA to work, I must have the eaccelerator php files in every web directory?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Necroist View Post
    Will this work in PHP 5.2.3?

    And, for EA to work, I must have the eaccelerator php files in every web directory?
    Yes, and definitely no on the second question.

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    The eAccelerator script doesn't work for Directadmin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Necroist View Post
    The eAccelerator script doesn't work for Directadmin?
    Not by default, but DirectAdmin has has a fairly similar layout therefore you should be able to make small modifications to get it to work. Eventually I will release one. (we already have one internally)

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    There's an option in eaccelerator.sh


    Code:
    #uncomment below if you want to enable shared memory#CUSTOM_FLAG="--with-eaccelerator-shared-memory"
    If you enable that, certain scripts can be configured to write to the eAccelerator shared memory, and this will increase performance and reduce CPU usage even further.
    I can't seem to find eaccelerator.sh in the /ea directory.

    Is this still in 0.9.5.1?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fernis View Post
    I can't seem to find eaccelerator.sh in the /ea directory.

    Is this still in 0.9.5.1?
    What are you referring to specifically?

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    I see much better performance when running it. I don't have resource usage figures to give you, but I can tell you that the page generation time has been cut by up to 300% for certain scripts, and almost every script will benefit somewhat.

    There's an option in eaccelerator.sh


    Code:
    #uncomment below if you want to enable shared memory#CUSTOM_FLAG="--with-eaccelerator-shared-memory"
    If you enable that, certain scripts can be configured to write to the eAccelerator shared memory, and this will increase performance and reduce CPU usage even further.
    I am referring to the text in the quote.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fernis View Post
    I am referring to the text in the quote.
    Sorry, I still don't understand you.

    What /ea directory?

    Are you looking in the file? http://tutorials.medialayer.com/cPanel/eaccelerator.sh

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    /ea happens to be te location of my eaccelerator install.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fernis View Post
    /ea happens to be te location of my eaccelerator install.
    This is not bundled with eAccelerator. This is a script downloaded separately...

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