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Question Install PHP X-cache on Onyx - php5.6
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Hi TristanA,
Afterwards, pls. open the example from @IgorG for CentOS and Plesk PHP package 5.6, to install a XCache module: => #4 and use it as a reference for your Debian - installation. Pls. note, that CentOS packages names can differ to Debian/Ubuntu packages names, but you should be able to use "apt-cache search plesk | grep php | grep dev", to inform yourself about the correct name for the "dev" - packages.
To inform yourself, WHICH packages are needed on Debian/Ubuntu - based systems, to compile something on your server, pls read for example the START - step-by-step - guide from:
Afterwards, pls. open the example from @IgorG for CentOS and Plesk PHP package 5.6, to install a XCache module: => #4 and use it as a reference for your Debian - installation. Pls. note, that CentOS packages names can differ to Debian/Ubuntu packages names, but you should be able to use "apt-cache search plesk | grep php | grep dev", to inform yourself about the correct name for the "dev" - packages.
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