XCache in EasyApache4
Needs Review
As a server administrator I would like cPanel to package and distribute XCache for EasyApache 4.
I like this idea 
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Unfortunately we will not be planning to implement this request at this time. I'll leave this request on the site, but as David said, if there are applications still requiring xcache, you would need to encourage the user to switch to a modern application.
Unfortunately we will not be planning to implement this request at this time. I'll leave this request on the site, but as David said, if there are applications still requiring xcache, you would need to encourage the user to switch to a modern application.
Is there a reason opcache won't work for you? Xcache hasn't been updated in almost 2 years.
Is there a reason opcache won't work for you? Xcache hasn't been updated in almost 2 years.
opcache not support php 5.4.
opcache not support php 5.4.
PHP 5.4 has passed end-of-life and is no longer receiving updates, even for security issues. Please consider upgrading to a supported version of PHP.
PHP 5.4 has passed end-of-life and is no longer receiving updates, even for security issues. Please consider upgrading to a supported version of PHP.
We have a customer with a website that not run until xcache is enabled:
"The xcache extension must be loaded for using this backend"
We have a customer with a website that not run until xcache is enabled:
"The xcache extension must be loaded for using this backend"
Unfortunately we will not be planning to implement this request at this time. I'll leave this request on the site, but as David said, if there are applications still requiring xcache, you would need to encourage the user to switch to a modern application.
Unfortunately we will not be planning to implement this request at this time. I'll leave this request on the site, but as David said, if there are applications still requiring xcache, you would need to encourage the user to switch to a modern application.
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