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Is the PHP extension Intl missing in Magento?
The readiness check tells me that the PHP extension intl. is missing but when I look at the installed extensions than intl is installed. Solved! Go to Solution.
Why is my PHP extension Intl not installed?
I am trying to install Magento 2.0 on my local Wampserver. The readiness check tells me that the PHP extension intl. is missing but when I look at the installed extensions than intl is installed. Solved! Go to Solution. 11-20-2015 06:11 AM 11-20-2015 06:11 AM Maybe it is installed but not enabled?
What should I know before installing Magento 2?
Before you install Magento 2, make sure your system meets or exceeds the following requirements: But for php 7.0 you must use next commands: Sometimes the command line is set up to use a different configuration (.ini file) from other sources. You ran phpinfo from the web and say it looks fine, but how about from the command line itself?
Are there any PHP extensions that are missing?
Install or enable PHP’s zip extension. I have already tried installing each of these extensions using sudo apt-get install php7.0-mcrypt etc, however I am still getting the errors above stating that the extensions I have installed are still missing. I have restarted Apache2. Any ideas?
What to do if your PHP extension is missing?
Install or enable PHP’s gd extension. Problem 2 – The requested PHP extension ext-mcrypt * is missing from your system. Install or enable PHP’s mcrypt extension. Problem 3 – The requested PHP extension ext-curl * is missing from your system.
What do you need to install PHP in Magento?
Magento requires a set of extensions to be installed: To verify installed extensions: List installed modules. Verify that all required extensions are installed. Add any missing modules using the same workflow used for installing PHP. For example, if you use yum to install PHP, the PHP 7.4 modules can be added with:
Do you need to enable Opcache in Magento 2.1?
Enable opcache.save_comments, which is required for Magento 2.1 and later. We recommend you enable the PHP OPcache for performance reasons. The OPcache is enabled in many PHP distributions. Magento 2.1 and later use PHP code comments for code generation.