Warren Lee replied
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Hello, this has been resolved. Disabled by typing phpdismod opcache into Ubuntu terminal line. Thanks!
Public Ticket #17229
Error 503 when enabling penci pagespeed optimizer
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PenciDesign Supporter replied
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Hi,
I've checked and the OP Cache still enable on your site.
In this case, please contact DigitalOcean support to help you disable this feature.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Warren Lee replied
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Hi, I have added a opcache.ini file to the directory you mentioned, even edited the php.ini in the /etc/php/8.0/apache2 folder with opache.enabled=0 command.Still doesn't work.
PenciDesign Supporter replied
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Hi,
Your site currently enables Zend OPcache, please SSH in as root and edit the following files:
/etc/php8.0.7-sp/conf.d/opcache.ini
Add the following line to the end of each of these files:
opcache.enable=0
Finally, restart the PHP version by running the following command as root:
sudo service php8.0.7-fpm-sp restart
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Warren Lee replied
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Hello, as I'm using Ubuntu Server on DigitalOcean, how do i get about on this as I don't have cpanel? Thanks!
PenciDesign Supporter replied
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Hi,
In some case, if you using PHP 8, you can get an error 503 issue after activating the plugin Penci PageSpeed Optimizer - you just need to go to your hosting > Cpanel > Select PHP Version > click on the "Extensions" tab and disable the opcache extension - check the image below:
For more information, please read the document here: https://optimize.pencidesign.net/
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Warren Lee started the conversation
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Hi Support, I encountered the attached error when activating the penci pagespeed plugin, can you help to see what is the problem?
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