How to install xcache on the dedicated server(direct admin)?

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    Plz tell me guys whts the way to install xcache on the dedicated server.

    Plz tell step by step procedure and also tell the ssh commands to be used.

    Thank You!!
     
    xtremeknight08, May 21, 2008 IP
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    tanfwc Peon

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  3. cmanns

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    #3
    Hire a sysadmin?
     
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    #4
    Best way is using the Official Tutorial link given 2 posts above.

    still if you need help, just shoot me a Pm and we will Gladly Help you.
     
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    argothiusz Well-Known Member

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    #5
    Just installed xcached on my site today. Take quiet a while to get it but it worth it :)
    What is your OS and Version?

    Now, I have Zend Optimizer + XCache..wondering if they both compatible with Eaccelerator.
     
    argothiusz, May 22, 2008 IP
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    XCache is a replacement for Eaccelerator :sigh:
     
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  7. xtremeknight08

    xtremeknight08 Banned

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    #7
    I m not able to understand the steps from (it's two > not one)

    (now edit /etc/php.ini with your favorite editor)
    ~/src/xcache # $EDITOR /etc/php.ini
    (make sure zend_extension=../../xcache.so is the first before any other zend_extension=***)

    Plz help.
     
    xtremeknight08, May 28, 2008 IP
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  9. argothiusz

    argothiusz Well-Known Member

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    #9
    make a php page

    <?php
    echo phpinfo();
    ?>

    Go to that page, find the directory to your php.ini. Usually in usr/local/lib/php.ini..well for me at least.
    then do pico DIR/php.ini and find Zend_extension and edit it :)
     
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    #10
    i know its an old post but maybe someone still needs this info.
    so here you go: http://www.lo0.ro/2011/install-xcache-on-debian-5-0-32-bit-with-directadmin-installed
     
    adi003, Apr 5, 2011 IP