Ioncube Installation

[habtasia]

Hello everyone :)

I have recently bought WHMCS for my hosting company (that none of you know about yet)

I need to install ioncube to do all automated tasks and to encode the php files , i know how to install it

But i dont know how i edit php.ini to put zend_extention in

So, how do you edit php.ini?

Thanks, Josh

BTW: I have a Virtual Private Server

+rep is also up for grabs :P

[Dentafrice]

You just go to where you php.ini is located.

Usually /etc/php.ini or /etc/php.ini or /var/php/php.ini

Then edit it as the installation said.

Then just restart Apache or lighttpd.



service apache restart


or



service lighttpd stop
service lighttpd start

[habtasia]

The thing is i dont know how to access those files
There not showing up on File Manager

[Dentafrice]

They are not going to.. :| You need to login to shell.. and use nano/vi/pico/vim or whatever texxt editor you use.

[habtasia]

Ok, thanks

[ebay]

These files are hidden. To get them to show up it is very easy if you use Cpanel.

When opening file manager there are two check boxes. Click the one, 'Show Hidden Files'

Sorted.

[Calon]

In WHM you can easily edit it via the link entitled "PHP Configuration"

[habtasia]

Ino , I tried both of them but still couldnt find it

[Dentafrice]

If you can't simple edit a system file, why do you have a VPS/own a hosting company? :|

[ebay]

Why do you need to install the file anyway?

WHMCS download file includes ioncude in the zip file. - Thats if you have a legal copy :)

[IDontKnow]

Go to WHM, click Apache Update and tick IonCube in the new build - walla!

[Calon]

Go to WHM, click Apache Update and tick IonCube in the new build - walla!
*voila!

@ Dentafrice:

Because it's FAILHOST, INC.

[habtasia]

Why do you need to install the file anyway?

WHMCS download file includes ioncude in the zip file. - Thats if you have a legal copy :)


I know that, but IonCube cant do run-time on my server, It actully needs to be installed in the zend_extentions in php.ini