Hey cool people,
I’m working through GRAV install issues (I’ll save that for another thread) and I found the SiteGround Install Doc. Just a small note when enabling zend_extension=opcache.so in a php.ini:
Putting the php.ini in your ~/public_html dir will not necessarily enable it (at least in my case) if you have multiple domains (web roots) registered.
SiteGround calls them “addon domains”. When you register a domain beyond the initial one you created when signing up, you have to add it as an “addon domain” in cPanel and point it to a dir that is it’s web root. I would suspect in most cases, such as I did, that people would change their default web root to be something like:
~/public_html/myinitialdomain.com instead of ~/public_html/
and any addon domains as:
~/public_html/myaddondomain.com/
I’ve found that I must put the php.ini in each new web root dir under ~/public_html/ where I want it to be active.
-Ritchie