How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts

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Summary

Traffic Getting SEO Plugin™ will not work without the IonCube loader (which is free)  so…

This process will show you how to enable (turn on) the IonCube loader on select cPanel web host providers.

This solution may not work at all web hosts, but it definitely works on thousands of them so most of you will be all set.

If you don’t want to mess around with the Ioncube loader problem at all…

Use these webhosts:

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 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts


Or you can use these hosts and enable ioncube yourself in less than 1 minute:


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts

 


 How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts

 

 

 

Step-by-Step Process for Enabling IonCube Loader:

Step 1. Login to your cPanel.
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Step 2. Click on [PHP Config].
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Step 3. Select [PHP5 (Single php.ini)] and then click [Save Changes].
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Step 4. Check the box [IonCube] and then click [INSTALL PHP.INI MASTER FILE].
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Step 5. At the bottom of the page, click [Go Back].
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Step 6. Click on [File Manager].
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Step 7. Select [Web Root (public_html/www)] and click [Go].
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Step 8. Look for the file ‘php.ini.default’ and check the box to the left of it.
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Step 9. Click [Rename] at the top of the page.
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Step 10. Rename the ‘php.ini.default’ to ‘php.ini’ and click [Rename File].
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Step 11. You’ve successfully activated the ionCube loader for this web host.

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95 Responses to How to manually enable the IonCube loader on select cPanel web hosts

  1. Derek Nadeau February 26, 2011 at 8:07 pm #

    Hi Jeff,
    I was able to successfully upload the plugin, however nothing happens when I click on the “Install Plugin” buttons.
    PLease advise.

    Derek

  2. Denitst in naples fl May 11, 2011 at 12:34 am #

    Thank you for the advice on booting godaddy to the curb. Host gator is so so much better.. Thank you Jeff for the killer plug in. I am going to use it on all of my Dentist sites.. ;)

    Again thanks

  3. Matthew October 26, 2011 at 3:50 pm #

    This tutorial worked when nothing else would! Thanks :)

  4. Christine November 6, 2011 at 8:16 pm #

    This is nuts … where do you log on to the cPanel????? … this is very hard to just upload and use. From what I see the cPanel is not free. My web hosting is GoDaddy. Will the this IonCube loader work on GoDaddy. I am just totally confused how to even install this thing. I guess I am disappointed that going through this process has been very daunting. I just want to use this Traffic Getting SEO pluggin and I can’t. So please if you could help that would be wonderful.

    Thank you,
    Christine

  5. Mikhail Tuknov December 1, 2011 at 4:53 am #

    Its looking pretty impressive i have not used it before ..i will give it a try…

  6. Nancy January 14, 2012 at 4:08 pm #

    Using wordpress.org for my website that I registered with 1and1.com and getting the Site error: the file /homepages/23/d114460298/htdocs/wordpress-1/wp-content/plugins/Free-TGSP-3.0-no-encr/core.php requires the ionCube PHP Loader ioncube_loader_lin_5.2.so to be installed by the site administrator.

    I can install other plugins.

    Thanks for any feedback.

  7. Rick January 17, 2012 at 7:31 pm #

    Will enabling ioncube delete any of my wordpress blog files already installed since the path is changing?

    • Jeff Johnson January 18, 2012 at 6:07 pm #

      The safest thing to do is to check with your hosting account provider.

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