Hi nonenoknow,
If you visit the help page in P3, there’s a question like “Is my site using an opcode optimizer?” What does it say for your site?
Can you set up a php info page and e-mail the URL to kpayne -at- godaddy -dot- com?
I had the same problem. However, I was able to solve the problem by restarting the PHP process (service php5-fpm restart).
By the way I use the PHP5.5 + OPCache.
Worth mentioning is perhaps even more that I have previously switched from a multi-site back to a new single WordPress installation.
P3 does not currently detect OpCache. This can cause problems if the optimizer flags are enabled.
Okay, but why did it work even more times after a restart? This is strange.
Hey there,
I think I am experiencing a similar problem.
The results after running the scan with P3 are that P3 itself is using 100%. So how can I fix that?
http://www.travelsmart.bg
I checked the ‘Help’ of the plugin and under “Is my site using an opcode optimizer?” it says:
Your site is using eaccelerator with optimization enabled. This has been known to cause problems with P3. To temporarily disable the optimizer you can add eaccelerator.optimizer = 0 to your site’s .user.ini file.
mtotev, P3 will not work as long as there is an opcode optimizer present. These optimizers prevent php’s tick handling from working properly. Unfortunately there is no way for P3 to fix this. You will need to temporarily disable the opcode optimizer to use P3.
Same issue here – I’m using WPEngine – must be why
Hey Kurt,
I guess it is a stupid question, but where do I find the user.ini file? I cannot find it through my File Manager. All I find is a php.ini file.
Or is there another way to fix that?
Thanks!
Martin
Hi mtotev,
You’ll need to create your own .user.ini file. Please note that this filename usually starts with a dot.
You can also just edit the php.ini. 🙂 The difference between the two files and why P3 recommends one over the other is a little esoteric. You’re fine to use either.
