Zend extension opcache is loading before ioncube which is causing this error. Trouble is, I can't figure out how to get around this. Most of the guides on the web are for a windows environment. The application I need to run must be hosted in a Linux environment for support by the company.
Kindly modify the location of ".so" file as per your WebApp. You can copy the files in any location under /home. If the file is under /home/site, the ini file should have -> zend_extension=/home/site/ioncube_loader_lin_7.4.so, for example.]
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4. Then uncompress the downloaded file using the tar command and switch into the unzipped folder. Then run the ls command to list the various ioncube loader files for different PHP versions.
5. In the above screenshot, you will see various ioncube loader files for different PHP versions, you need to select the right ioncube loader for your installed PHP version on your server. To know the currently installed PHP version on your server, run the command.
8. Now we need to configure ioncube loader to work with PHP, in the php.ini file. Debian and Ubuntu use different php.ini files for PHP CLI and PHP-FPM as shown.
Ioncube loaders are supported/installed already on all hosting providers. The easy and speedy process is to contact your hosting support to enable ioncube for your account. Otherwise, consult yourself hosting support forums and FAQs.
In general, creating a custom PHP ini to enable ioncube for your hosting is sufficient. Here you can find steps that are shared by various hosting types to make it easy for our users without searching for the supported content.
All our CRM products and the codes are ioncube protected, so the ioncube loader has to be installed in your PHP server before installing our CRM module. The blank page error can be resolved with the ioncube loader installation. 2ff7e9595c
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