custombuild zend troubles

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martexx

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Hi there

i wanted to install zend optimizer today so i did it via custombuild.
php -v says its ok, phpinfo also but files are not decoded i get a 500 error

the error log says:
PHP Warning: Zend Optimizer for PHP 5.2.x cannot be found (expecte$

and some more but it does not fit on my screen.

Can anyone sugest something??
 
Could he exactly tell what you did?

We have running Zend Optimizer also without any problems.
Do you have maybe the wrong Zend Optimizer installed x86 or x86_64 ?
 
daveyw said:
Could he exactly tell what you did?

We have running Zend Optimizer also without any problems.
Do you have maybe the wrong Zend Optimizer installed x86 or x86_64 ?
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I did cd /to custombuildfolder
build clean
Build update
Build zend

Later i tried build all

I dont know if i iluse the right version
I figured it would do à check and then install
./build clean
Build update
Build zend

Later i tried built all
 
Most likely custombuild installed to a different php.ini file than the one you're actually using. This happens when there are multiple php.ini files.

First instal phpinfo in the same directory as your non-working page(s), and run it to see if it shows Zend as being installed.

If so, then the problem is not with Zend.

If not, then find the one that the Zend install created, and make sure the lines it created are copied into the php.ini file used by your installation.

Then test again.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
Most likely custombuild installed to a different php.ini file than the one you're actually using. This happens when there are multiple php.ini files.

First instal phpinfo in the same directory as your non-working page(s), and run it to see if it shows Zend as being installed.

If so, then the problem is not with Zend.

If not, then find the one that the Zend install created, and make sure the lines it created are copied into the php.ini file used by your installation.

Then test again.

Jeff
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Hi John,

Thanks for the replie.. i actualy found it.. it was silly really

I checked the php.ini's (three of them!! perhaps more symlinks would be better:)
They where all good after i edited them.

Its just that i installed the 32 bit versions and not the 64 as i should :((

Shame on me.

If someone has this its usualy enough to download the right versions and put them in /usr/local/ioncube, the php.ini files should be ok
 
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