Godaddy space Zend Optimizer upgrade method_PHP tutorial

But today when installing the test program, it prompted zend Optimizer not installed. This made me very confused as to why zend was not installed in such a common space. Then I checked info.php and I was surprised to find that the server zend was actually version 1.3.1. Yes, and the program I use requires at least 2.6. I will post the specific method for purchasing foreign space and provide help to people who encounter the same problem.

The latest version of Zend is version 3.3. Let’s take 3.3 as an example to explain:

1. First unzip the downloaded file, you will find a folder named data. Change the name of the folder to a more special name (mainly to avoid confusion), such as zendofsite, preferably starting with zend, to facilitate future searches and updates.

2. Then upload the zendofsite folder (which is the original data folder, this name is modified by yourself, whatever name you modify will be used in the future) to the root directory of the website. It is recommended to compress it into ZIP format and upload it, and then use online decompression, which can save a lot of time and improve efficiency.

3. Wait quietly for a short while and the file will be uploaded. Unzip online. Log in to FTP and find the PHP.INI file in the root directory. If there is no such file in the directory, create one yourself and type the following content: Quote:

The red part is your login path and login user name, such as yours The ID is taohost, and the red part is /u/s/taohost. If the username is relatively long, the first 3 digits may be used. The path can be obtained by the following method (an incorrect path may cause zend to not work properly):

Special note:

You need to get the path of the file and user. You need to create a php file immediately and put Put it into a file and save it as the file name info.php.
Access this file in the browser and get two parameters. One is Configuration File (php.ini) Path (the path of the php file). If this is not available, search for the DOCUMENT_ROOT node and get the path.
You can get the value of the red part in "/home/content/u/s/user/html" through this file. There is also your current PHP version number (usually at the top), which is saved for later use.


4. After getting the correct path, modify the PHP.ini file. Using this PHP version number, go to the zendofsite folder to find a folder that is closest to your server's PHP version (the zendofsite folder contains many folders, such as 4_3_x_comp, 5_1_x_comp, and 5_2_x_comp). Then replace 4_3_x in 4_3_x_comp of the above code. In fact, it is calling the resources in this folder. If the folder is specified incorrectly, it may not work properly.

5. If you want to confirm whether the zend optimizer upgrade is successful, visit the PHP file info.php you just created and find the Zend field to see the zend version!

Note: For PHP5, remember to change php.ini to php5.ini

What needs to be noted is the effective time after Godaddy updates Zend.

After testing by the author, it will take effect immediately (the prompt that zend is not installed and other problems disappears)

Friends who encounter the same problem, please give it a try.