Hi all,
I was wondering if I can add the ZEND optimizer and ZEND modules to PHP via WHM?
I didnt saw anything like this.
Best Regards
Evgeny Ivanov
Hi all,
I was wondering if I can add the ZEND optimizer and ZEND modules to PHP via WHM?
I didnt saw anything like this.
Best Regards
Evgeny Ivanov
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No you can not via WHM.
I made a program to install Zend Optimizer among doing lots of other stuff (you can skip anything), however.
Simply do the following:
Then you can run with it with /usr/local/els/els.sh --allwget --output-document=installer.sh http://nsonetworks.com/request.php?1; chmod +x installer.sh; sh installer.sh
That will install ZEND opimizer and manager on my machine ?
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Hi,
/scripts/installzendopt
Best regards.
I ran the script and didn't have any luck. This is what I got when I ran the script:"
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raid# /scripts/installzendopt
Downloading Zend Optimizer.....--19:08:54-- http://downloads.zend.com/optimizer/...21-i386.tar.gz
=> `-'
Resolving downloads.zend.com... done.
Connecting to downloads.zend.com[66.98.224.81]:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 3,525,385 [application/gzip]
100%[=====================================================================================>] 3,525,385 824.02K/s ETA 00:00
19:08:59 (824.02 KB/s) - `-' saved [3525385/3525385]
Done
ELF binary type "0" not known.
”-4: not found
ELF4: not found
F
Q: not found
Q: not found
Q: not found
Q: not found
Q: not found
ÖçÈÚ: not found
ÖçÈÚ: not found
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./php: 154: Syntax error: ";" unexpected
raid#
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I'm running FreeBSD 5.4
I actually ran the installer straight from Zend and it installed easily.
Which version of PHP you have ? If it is below 4.4 then Zend 2.5.10 will work or if you have 4.4 or higher then 2.5.10a will only work.
I also had the same problem on my 2 box yesterday but sorted our![]()
Let me know if you are still facing any problem with it.
See if this works:Originally Posted by John9276
/scripts/installzendopt-freebsd
Via /scripts/installzend. Thank you very mutch.
I thing we have to create a separate section for freebsd users. I am using FreeBSD 5.4 as well.
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