Edit OPCache settings

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  • ray
    Senior Member
    Forum ExplorerTechnical AssociateSolutions Developer
    • Mar 2021
    • 108

    #1

    Edit OPCache settings

    Hello, Im trying to run Nextcloud on a CloudLinux shared hosting, but the following error is showing: https://i.imgur.com/fUUJjlB.png Ive tried to place the required OPcache settings both at php.ini on the web folder, and adding the custom settings to /.cl.selector/alt_php71.cfg but the warning is still showing. Any ideas?
  • bogdan.sh
    Administrator
    • Nov 2016
    • 1220

    #2
    Hi,

    Did you actually enabled opcache for a user where you are trying to run Nextcloud ? This should be done with our PHP-Selector . If so, you should see something similar on phpinfo() page.

    If it still does not work please create support ticket with us.

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    • bogdan.sh
      Administrator
      • Nov 2016
      • 1220

      #3
      @Bodgan

      Yes, the OPCache extension is enabled on the PHP Selector.

      Im not the owner of the CloudLinux license myself, as Im the client of a shared hosting company. So I guess I cant open a support ticket?

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      • bogdan.sh
        Administrator
        • Nov 2016
        • 1220

        #4
        Better to contact your hosting provider, and if they will not be able to help - ask them to open ticket with us.

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        • bogdan.sh
          Administrator
          • Nov 2016
          • 1220

          #5
          Hi,

          How can i do to change "opcache.memory_consumption" from 64 to 128. I ran the command bellow but it doesnt works, phpselector have returned error like this:

          selectorctl --add-options=opcache.memory_consumption:128 --version=7.0 --user=usr_cridi

          ERROR:Cannot process option (opcache.memory_consumption)

          Help me please.

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          • apb
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2018
            • 386

            #6
            This can be changed globally by editing /opt/alt/phpXX/etc/http://php.d.all/opcache.ini
            and applying changes by running
            cagefsctl --rebuild-alt-php-ini

            If you need it to change it for a specific user:
            su -s /bin/bash USERNAME
            cd /etc/cl.php.d/alt-phpXX/ (where XX is the PHP version)
            Add the parameters to custom.ini

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