Hello Brian,
just have a look into the README of the current stable 0.9.5-release
please.
However, here is my small "howto" for you:
a) compile eA with control-panel
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Taken directly from README:
Control panel and disassembler
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If you want to use the control-panel you need to compile eAccelerator
with
--with-eaccelerator-info which is the default value.
You need to copy the control.php file to your webroot and set the
path to it
in the php.ini or eaccelerator.ini in the
eaccelerator.allowed_admin_path
directive. If you don't do this you wont be able to see much
information and
can't control eAccelerator.
You can set the username and password needed to access the control-
panel in
the control.php file.
So the control-panel is configured for your build by default. To be
sure just add
--with-eaccelerator-info
to your compile config.
b) edit control.php
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Choose admin username and password.
/** config **/
$user = "admin";
$pw = "eAccelerator";
/** /config **/
For even stronger security protect the directory where control.php
will be placed by .htaccess, means apache-based authentication.
c) configure your php.ini
===================
Be sure to let php and eA know, where the config script execution
shall be allowed:
eaccelerator.allowed_admin_path="/your/path/to/control.php"
Add this line to your php.ini
d) Tataaa!
========
Now, pleas restart Apache. Enjoy the control-panel while honestly
thanking all the skilled eA developers! :-)
Kind Regards
Alexander Schories
Tuebingen, Germany
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