phpopcode enable

Re: phpopcode enable

by Rick Jerz -
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Doug, okay.  I think that you might have two choices:

1) Ignore it.  It is only a warning.

2) Get opcache working on your site.  This will remove the warning message, and make your Moodle perform a little better.

Which solution do you prefer?

I do see some others helping too.  Maybe you already have this problem resolved.

I actually picked #2 for my small moodle.  Yep, a little editing of php.ini necessary, but not too bad.

(I will watch for your posts.)