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Thank you for the information.

No. Nothing there.

Yes, it is a dedicated server, co-location. We have complete control over it.

cPanel 92 LSWS Enterprise 5.4.11

I don't have an External application set up. Do I need to?

suEXEC is enabled. Using Daemon mode. Opcode is still disabled. I need help on this!

Yes, still. I was told to disable suEXEC. Today I disabled it. And then immediately, I got errors in Xenforo: All directories under ....public_html/sosyal/internal_data must be writable. Please change the permissions on these directories to be world writable (chmod 0777). I've chmodded...

Disabled suEXEC and XenForo started giving errors. chmodded folders but the issue persisted. Wordpress was uanble to install add-ons...

It is ea-php74. As far as I know, yes. PHP 7.4 cPanel is also looking at the issue. I'll inform you when we find a solution.

It looks enabled: ; Enable Zend OPcache extension module zend_extension=opcache.so ; Determines if Zend OPCache is enabled opcache.enable=1 ; Determines if Zend OPCache is enabled for the CLI version of PHP ;opcache.enable_cli=0 ; The OPcache shared memory storage size...

Yes I did. It's the first thing I do after changing anything PHP.

Hi, Although I've installed OPCache via EA4, I see it is disabled in PHPInfo. I don't even know if you are to help on this but here I am. I can see this on the PHPInfo page but not in the INI: --disable-opcache

I tried checking the logs but I could not find anything either. Will let you know if it happens again.

Clearing the Litespeed cache solved the issue. What I'm saying is you should look into this.

Got this error while trying to login wp-admin after updating those 3 plugins: WooCommerce Elementor Background Takeover Cleared cache and all was OK. And while creating this thread, realized your "Underdored list" function does visually work as it should in default XenForo.

I was on 5.4.6 build 1. Upgraded when it showed up on the panel. Sure.

Today I've upgraded to LSWS 5.4.6. After that, our XenForo forum encountered a bizzare bug. Threads with first visit were taking too much time to load! But once I got into the thread, it was fast during the revisit. At first, I thought it was related to Redis cache, but no. Then I thought it...

Works fine, thank you.

XF 2.1

Database errors should not be cached and served I think.