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PHP Accelerator - ACL (part of the web based config)

Asked by Andrei

I had this error in the web browser part of the installation of authpuppy. I'm in Debian.

I didn't pay attention to an optionnal point telling that i need a php accelerator.

Now, that i am at the web page config of Authpuppy, like it is proposed, ACL PHP accelerator is the one i saw in your doc.

So in the first instance, i have to made an install a PHP Pear with this command :

sudo apt-get install php-pear

I had problem with something called PHPSized. So i found that it was part of PHP-DEV so i made another install with :

apt-get install php5-dev

After these command lines executed correctly i was able to access to this PECL command line to make an installation of ACL by doing this :

pecl install apc

In the php.ini i had this line: extension=apc.so

But i'm not sure if it was well written in the Apache PHP.INI of PHP5. May be i have to do the same in the client directory.

Now the problem remain the same when i get to the page where there is things to change, i still have this line the line that i need an ACL PHP Accelerator. Another line tells me the same kind of problem, about the cache directory who is not optimised.

Am i going too far in the things that i've made or is there a simple way to resolve this kind of issue.

Thanks a lot,

André

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Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount) said : 		#1

Finally, it works partially i mean now PHP recognised having an ACL PHP Accelerator.

The way i used described the installation before is good, all i need was to update php.ini (all the php.ini that i have) and made a reboot of my system.

There is still these directories need to make authpuppy working at his best (the cache directory for instance).

But, sometimes it is not very clear to know where the cache directory is as well as if there is two cache directories, which ones will be used ?

And i'm only talking about this directory (the cache), it can be many other who are in different places. So when it is asked to make something accessible and writable, whatever it is, it is always good to know the exact path of these files.

Anyway that is just a note that i give.

André

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Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount) said : 		#2

Just add a note that the procedure written before work for Debian OS. That's a bit dfferent for Ubuntu.

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Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount) said : 		#3

Between Debian Squeeze and Ubuntu 12.04 there are a lot of difference finally to expect having ACL PHP Accelerator running good. Having a PHP Accelerator may seem not so important, but it is as on authpuppy as on a lot of other applications needing PHP5 and Apache2 to work. Anyway some of the part used in Debian work as well on Ubuntu. Just a bit of search will make it easy to work in Ubuntu.