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Originally posted by jusu313 Right out of the box it did not work. After hours of researching I found the issue to be related to the order the modules where being loaded.
Hours of researching ... it took me 5 minutes. The system tells you what's wrong (something like: you have to load ioncube before any other extension ...)
Originally posted by 14theWeb Hours of researching ... it took me 5 minutes. The system tells you what's wrong (something like: you have to load ioncube before any other extension ...)
Add it to the ioncube_loader.ini file AFTER the line loading ioncube.
The default Zend installation makes it's changes to php.ini. I'd imaginge that if you tell it initially to modify ioncube-loader.ini instead of php.ini you will experience less difficulty.
Hi,
None of your suggestions fixed my problems. I just can't get Zend running on my Plesk 8.0 (FC3) box. I tried two latest versions with same result. After successful install the Apache won't start. I get that error about ionCube loader, but I don't have ionCube installed. All I see is an empty directory /usr/lib/ioncube.
Can anyone help me with this?
Thx
It's stupid that a fancy install program like Zend's would not check the ORDER of installation of modules and fix or at least warn ahead of time. I wasted an hour on getting ioncube_loader and zend at the same time.. -t