SOLVED opcache.enable

[ccfu]

I am trying to enable opcache in a LAMP app. The master value in the php info shows that opcache.enable is On but the local value is Off and adding opcache.enable=1 to php.ini does not seem to do anything.

I am sure this is quite trivial and I am almost certainly overlooking something here, but I just can't work it out. Anybody able to point me in the right direction here?

[girish]

@ccfu Tried this PHP file in a fresh LAMP 7.4 app:

<?php
  phpinfo(); 
?>

And I get:

[girish]

I pushed a new package that enables opcache explicitly. Don't think it changes anything since it was already enabled in the previous package as well.

[ccfu]

@girish Thanks for looking into this. With the new package opcache.enable_cli is now ON which was OFF before, otherwise no change as far as I can tell.

I can, however, confirm that in a fresh install opcache.enable is ON as in your screenshot and indeed other sites installed in a LAMP app also show that opcache.enable is ON. I am now wondering whether the fact that the webroot in this instance has been changed in the apache.conf to a folder immediately below /app/data/public is the reason. I can't see why it should be, but that's the only thing I can think of right now. When I have time later I will install a new instance and see whether I can identify this or something else as the cause.

[girish]

@ccfu Indeed, I did enable opcache for the CLI in the new package.

[ccfu]

@girish Embarassingly it appears ther script that I was loading the php info through had specifically set opcache.enable to Off at runtime. In the app itself it is enables and all is good. Thanks again and apologies for the unnecessary effort in pushing a new package.