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Zend PHP Loader

ServerSharpServerSharp Member, Host Rep
edited March 2013 in Help

Trying to install the Zend Loader.

Got a strange issue, however. It shows as loaded via 'php -v', however isn't loaded on a php info page, and doesn't work
Any ideas?

CentOS 6 64 Bit is the os

Comments

  • Php -v in command line is controlled by the cli php.ini

    Check fpm or apache2 in /etc/php5

  • Did you rebuild Apache/PHP with the module selected? Sometimes the install can be corrupt so try again could be another option. Also; you need to make sure you have downloaded the Zend Module?

  • ServerSharpServerSharp Member, Host Rep

    @BradND said: Check fpm or apache2 in /etc/php5

    [root@dlx1060-chelt vision]# cd /etc/php5
    -bash: cd: /etc/php5: No such file or directory

  • jhjh Member

    What @BradND said but it might be /etc/php.ini for example on CentOS. You can do updatedb && locate php.ini to find it.

  • ServerSharpServerSharp Member, Host Rep

    @jhadley said: What @BradND said but it might be /etc/php.ini for example on CentOS. You can do updatedb && locate php.ini to find it.

    My php.ini is located at /etc/php.ini. I tried adding the zend_extension line but not sure if I got it right, as it's certainly not working!

  • AdducAdduc Member
    edited March 2013

    Try ls /etc/php.d/

    Is Zend listed?

    How are you running PHP via web server (Apache/mod_php, Nginx/php-fpm, etc.)?

    Have you restarted the web server (and/or php-fpm)?

  • jhjh Member

    PM me your login details - I have a spare 5 minutes

  • ServerSharpServerSharp Member, Host Rep

    @jhadley said: PM me your login details - I have a spare 5 minutes

    Done, if you can't do it don't worry! :)

  • jhjh Member

    Done

  • ServerSharpServerSharp Member, Host Rep

    Cheers :) You're the man!

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