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ionCube Loader Manual Installation
There are a specific set of steps required to complete the installation of ionCube loader manually on your server. This process may vary slightly depending on your exact server setup, but as long as you are running a Linux-based server, the differences should be minimal.

During the installation process we will cover each of the following steps in detail:

Connect to Your Site Remotely via SSH
Download and Extract the ionCube Loader PHP Extension .
Copying the ionCube Loader .SO File .
Server Setup and Restart .
Verifying the Installation of ionCube Loader
Testing the ionCube Installation
Check Error Logs for Installation Problems
Connect to Your Site Remotely via SSH
Before we can download and begin the installation of ionCube loader we need to establish a secure remote connection to the server via SSH (Secure Shell). This has become the standard method for interacting with a server via the command line and we will be extending it during the installation process of the ionCube loader PHP extension.

To open a new SSH connection, you will need to have the bahrain phone number data following information on hand, which you will need to enter each time you log in:

Hostname
Port number
User name
Password
It's a good idea to look for this information and make a note of it ahead of time. Typically, this information can be found in your server's cPanel or control panel like MyKinsta . Your host will be able to help you if you can't find the information you're looking for.

You can also connect to your remote server using SSH keys. This method is generally considered a more secure way to connect via SSH. Your server should support both methods.

If you want to use SSH keys instead of entering your username and password combination every time you log in, check out this comprehensive guide for more information.

If you are on macOS or Linux operating systems, then the built-in terminal will be fine for SSH access. If you are on Windows, however, you will need to use an SSH client such as PuTTY , as this feature is not available by default.