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configure_certain_settings_in_php_ini_ubuntu_22_04_nextcloud_27_0 [2023/06/21 18:33] wikiadminconfigure_certain_settings_in_php_ini_ubuntu_22_04_nextcloud_27_0 [2023/06/21 18:39] (current) wikiadmin
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-First, uncomment the 'zend_extension=opcache' option to load the opcache extension. Uncomment means to remove the leading semi-colon ";" at the front of the line containing ';zend_extension=opcache'+First, uncomment the 'zend_extension=opcache' option to load the opcache extension. Uncomment means to remove the leading semi-colon ";" at the front of the line containing ';zend_extension=opcache' which will enable this extension in php.
  
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 Before Before
 ;zend_extension=opcache ;zend_extension=opcache
-After+ 
 +After (uncommented)
 zend_extension=opcache zend_extension=opcache
 </code> </code>
  
-Now, move down to the '[opcache]' section of the php.ini file and add the following configuration. Noteyou can safely ignore the ... and .... and ..... lines in the code box.+Now, move down to the '[opcache]' section of the php.ini file and add the following configuration.  Basicallyjust find the appropriate line and uncomment the line by removing the leading ';' semi-colon. You can safely ignore the . . . lines in the code box below.
  
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