Opcache

[datagroove]

Why would the total cache dashboard compatibly check indicate that the ee stack does not have Opcode cache installed?

It’s listed as no installed

But I know it’s installed and setup, not only is the opcache.ini file in fpm/conf.d but I can I can access the dashboards (e.g. :22222/cache/opcache/opcache.php)

is this intended?

[rahul286]

This has been already answered. Please check: Opcache not installed - W3TC

Opcache not installed - W3TC

You no need to worry about “Opcode cache: Not installed” line. In my opinion, it’s a bug from W3 Total Cache as it fails to detect “PHP Zend Opcache”. But since “PHP Zend Opcache” cannot be used for Database or Object Cache by W3 Total Cache plugin, this doesn’t matter much. For Database and Object Cache, EasyEngine installs Memcache and configure W3 Total Cache plugin with Memcache.

[brianjking]

I followed the tutorial online at https://rtcamp.com/tutorials/php/zend-opcache/ on my LAMP server running CentOS 6.5 and WHM/cPanel and just have a few questions. If I visit ocp.php or opcache.php it’s only showing files of a particular domain, not every domain on the server.

Do I need to have multiple instances of the opcache.php file per domain?

Thanks!

[gau1991]

Hi @brianjking,

If I visit ocp.php or opcache.php it’s only showing files of a particular domain, not every domain on the server.

ocp.php or opache.php show stat of total server, including every domain of server.

In opcache.php go to part visualization, where its shows stat for all domains.

[Rajdeep_Sharma]

Hi @datagroove

It’s been a long time, and we haven’t heard from you. It looks like your issue is resolved.

I am closing this support topic for now. Feel free to create a new support topic if you have any queries further.