Zend Optimizer on Apache2 + ubuntu?

Question

linux

Hello, no one has encountered the following problem: after installing Zend Optimizer, the server PERIODICALLY gives an error 324 in chrome, in Firefox it offers to download the page, I don’t remember what Opera gives out. As soon as I remove it, everything starts working. But without it, my engine does not work.
Apache2.2 (from repositories)
OS: ubuntu 10.10
PHP 5.2.10 (from downgrade repository)

Answer 1

Today I found a solution to this issue in the depths of the Internet
php apc error 324 empty or blank pages & whitelist blacklist filters
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fix = disable zend_extension in php.ini
look for: zend_extension = /usr/local/lib/Zend/ZendOptimizer.so
extra:
cache filename blacklist / ignore
apc.cache_by_default=1
apc.filters=”-(filename1|filename2|filename3)”
this matches filename1- anything.php etc, no need to use full path just filename
cache filename whitelist
similar as above but:
apc.cache_by_default=0
apc.filters=”+(filename1|filename2|filename3)”
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As soon as I applied the last 2 lines in php.ini everything worked. I think that even just one line
apc.cache_by_default=0
cures this problem, I just didn’t touch anything according to the principle: it works - don’t worry !!!

Answer 2

Look at the logs /var/log/httpd

Answer 3

Aren't server logs stored in "/var/log/apache2/"? Or is that not what you meant?

Answer 4

Thank you very much, otherwise I now install all the modules out of the box, do a downgrade, then I compile apache separately and connect php to them from those that are out of the box and only then work on the compiled Apache. Thank you very much again.