How to disable PHP-OPcache per user/site

[Derekn]

Hi,
I just used EasyApache to enable PHP-OPcache (using php 7.1) to optimize my Magento 2 website performance. However, it created error for my other websites on same hosting; my other website display blank page or keep redirect back to installation page. I checked, there is some kind of heavy cache which causing this problem and I am thinking because of OPcache that i just enabled
So can anyone show me how to enable/disable PHP-OPcache per user/website? I tried to search online but i could not find working solution ( for example, i tried to add "
php_flag opcache.enable Off" to .htaccess file from user root directories...)

Thank you so much

 

[24x7server]

Hi,

Do not use PHP flags in .htaccess, instead create your own custom PHP.ini in the account you want and then define the parameters you need or disable it..

 

[Derekn]

Hi, thank you for your help. I tried that also by adding Opcache_enable=0 to php ini in my website user account cpanel, but it didnt work. I ran phpinfo, OPcache is still on.
So can you suggest more detail please? Im not really a developer .

Thank you so much

 

[Muhammed Fasal]

Hi,

I think you made a mistake on php.ini file, the correct directive should be opcache.enable=0, not Opcache_enable=0, please try to add below code on your php.ini file and check again.

opcache.enable=0

 

[Derekn]

Hi,
Yes, opcache.enable=0 was what i meant, sorry, but i just tried again. It didnot work, phpinfo still showing on for both Local and master value

 

[sparek-3]

What PHP handler are you using?

 

[Derekn]

Hi, i believe i am using CGI, system is php-fpm and php7.1
Thank you for your help

 

[sparek-3]

Is it php-fpm or is it cgi? If it's CGI, is is suPHP or something else?

 

[Derekn]

Hi, i am not sure about this, i clicked php manager --> php handler and it display only cgi, no other information. Above all php handler page it said "PHP Handlers do not apply to PHP-FPM".
If this is not the right section to look, can you show me where to look at WHM? I am not a developer
Thank you so much, and im really appreciated

 

[cPanelRyland]

Hello,

You can see whether PHP-FPM is enabled for the system via MultiPHP Manager module within WHM (I've included mine below):

"Turn on/off PHP-FPM for all accounts.
System PHP-FPM Status: Off"

Additionally you can see if PHP-FPM is enabled on a per domain basis by checking the domains within the MultiPHP Manager.

I have included our documentation regarding PHP-FPM and EasyApache 4 below if PHP-FPM is indeed in use:

PHP-FPM and EasyApache 4 - Documentation - cPanel Documentation

Please review the above and let us know if you have any questions as we are happy to help.

 

[NilsNoldus]

I think with php-fpm you need a local ".user.ini" file in the users home directory, NOT php.ini

I just tried to put opcache.enable=0 in the .user.ini for one of my sites and it switched off opcache for that user.

 

[Derekn]

Yes, it worked @NilsNoldus (but i have to put user.ini file at public_html directory, NOT home directory).
My website is back on after Opcache is disable, but opcache.enable_cli is still on, im not sure about this and what it does?

@cPanelRyland, so if I turn of php-fpm for that user/website, opcache will turn off automatically?


Thank you so much guys, im really appreciated

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello,

With PHP-FPM, you have to manually edit the PHP-FPM configuration for the domain name to update the php.ini values:

MultiPHP INI Editor Values Not Saved for PHP-FPM Sites

Outside of PHP-FPM, it's advised to use the MultiPHP INI Editor within cPanel to make changes to your PHP configuration values.

Thank you.