OPcache information not showing in phpinfo

bluecup

• April 27, 2018 21:23

I've got OPcache installed and PHP-FPM enabled for my domain. However when I viewed the phpinfo() details, "Zend OPcache" section is completely missing from the details. So I'm not able to see whether OPcache is even working well. I was expecting to see the Zend OPcache section something like below (this is what I see in phpinfo on another host). i.imgur.com/8vnYdit.png When I tried php -m command, I could see "Zend OPcache" listed under [PHP Modules] and [Zend Modules]. In phpinfo details, all I could see was this: i.imgur.com/1jRrZr9.png Is there a way to enable Zend OPcache section for phpinfo?

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 30, 2018 14:54

  Hello @bluecup, I couldn't reproduce this in a test environment. Information about the Zend OPcache PHP extension appears in the PHPINFO file for an account with PHP-FPM enabled. Can you run the following command and let us know the output? rpm -qa|grep opcache
  Also, what version of PHP is utilized by the account you are testing this on? Thank you.

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  bluecup

  • May 07, 2018 01:26

  rpm -qa|grep opcache

  
  That didn't return anything.

  Also, what version of PHP is utilized by the account you are testing this on?

  
  PHP 7.0.30

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  cPanelMichael

  • May 07, 2018 15:27

  Hello @bluecup, The lack of output from the rpm -qa|grep opcache command suggests the OPcache extension for PHP is not installed, or that you are using EasyApache 3. Can you verify if EasyApache 3 is installed on this system, and if so, let us know if there's anything in-particular that's preventing you from upgrading to EasyApache 4? If you're already using EasyApache 4, then you can install the OPcache extension for PHP 7.0 using the following command: yum install ea-php70-php-opcache
  Thank you.

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  bluecup

  • May 15, 2018 05:33

  Can you verify if EasyApache 3 is installed on this system, and if so, let us know if there's anything in-particular that's preventing you from upgrading to EasyApache 4?

  
  EasyApache 4 was installed on the system.

  yum install ea-php70-php-opcache

  
  This worked. Thanks!

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  cPanelMichael

  • May 15, 2018 13:36

  Hello @bluecup, I'm glad to see that worked. I've marked this thread as solved. Thanks!

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