OPCache + PHP-FPM per user configuration help

[nasthik]

Hello everyone!

My first time posting on here. So I'm running into a bit a of an issue where the config values I'm setting on a per user (account/domain) basis is not being respected by OPCache. I'm editing the local user.ini file and also php.ini file but still it's picking up the values from the global opcache.ini file (located in: home/opt/cpanel/ea-php74/root/etc/php.d).

Can someone please help me with this issue? I would very much appreciate it!

Thanks for reading

 

[kodeslogic]

Put opcache.enable=0 in the .user.ini file of that account to disable opcache for that user.

 

[nasthik]

Put opcache.enable=0 in the .user.ini file of that account to disable opcache for that user.

thank you for the reply! now this is the only setting that works, but other settings such as opcache.memory_consumption don't work

 

[cPRex]

Hey there - welcome to the forums! From what I'm seeing, opcache values are set globally, so any local values will not be read. I see you can disable as outlined here:

opcache - where to change settings?

Started using opcache with php 7.3 and mod_lsapi. Handler is set to lsapi in multiphp manager. I am NOT using php-fpm and using inherited php on all domains (7.3). I do not have domain specific php.ini files in place - all use the global. I have looked on the forums and everything points to...

forums.cpanel.net

but you can't apply special values per account.

 

[nasthik]

Hey there - welcome to the forums! From what I'm seeing, opcache values are set globally, so any local values will not be read. I see you can disable as outlined here:

opcache - where to change settings?

Started using opcache with php 7.3 and mod_lsapi. Handler is set to lsapi in multiphp manager. I am NOT using php-fpm and using inherited php on all domains (7.3). I do not have domain specific php.ini files in place - all use the global. I have looked on the forums and everything points to...

forums.cpanel.net

but you can't apply special values per account.

Ahh okay okay! I see. So we can only modify opcache disable/enable setting on per domain basis, while for the other settings we need to modify the global opecache.ini .

I think creating a virtual host file on per domain basis could potentially help achieve this, no? I recently used it for mod_pagespeed so I'm guessing the same can be done for this too.

I'll give it a go and report back! For anyone looking to achieve this in the future and stumbles upon this post