Closed StefanScott closed 9 years ago
Hi,
No need to create another server - just rename the index.php file from opcache-gui to anything else, something like 'opcache.php' for example, just anything that doesn't conflict with files already there because of the shop app.
Alternatively, you could always just create a folder called (for example) 'opcache' and have the index.php file in there.
Andy
Hi -
I'm new to PHP (have mostly used Java previously) and I would like to use opcache-gui to monitor a PrestaShop ecommerce app which I'm running using PHP 5.6.7 with nginx + php-fpm on Debian.
The nginx server is serving the PrestaShop app from the following folder (which already contains its own
index.php
file):So my question is: Where should I place the
index.php
file for opcache-gui?Should I simply create another nginx server and put the
index.php
file for opcache-gui in that server's top-level public folder?If so, will opcache-gui also "see" what's happening on the other server (the main one, serving my PrestaShop app)?
Thanks for any help!