Opcache warnings after update

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I just updated to Nextcloud 13.0.2, and I’m getting some warnings that weren’t there before. Specifically, this one about opcache:

The PHP OPcache is not properly configured. For better performance it is recommended to use the following settings in the `php.ini` :

opcache.enable=1
opcache.enable_cli=1
... etc.

I already have these settings enabled in my php.ini.
Why am I getting this warning?
( PHP Version 5.6.35)

2

well the php.ini was in my html root, so I tried copying it to my nextcloud folder. Now I’m getting Internal Server Error. I took the file back out, but Nextcloud is still broken.

3

Restart apache and see if the 500 persists. If it does, get logs.

4

I requested a restart. There was nothing in the logs.

5

What logs did you inspect?

6

cpanel error log

7

See the support template as follows for what we’d need to see in order to troubleshoot, the CPanel logs are rarely useful :frowning:. Anything you can’t access directly will likely need to be obtained via your webhost.

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Got it. The apcu PHP module got turned off.