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Installation checking items

Restarting​

If the Apache or PHP-FPM service is restarted after installation, the set PHP extension module's whatap.so file is loaded.

If the whatap-php service is not running or an error occurs, restart it.

Red Hat/CentOS​

$ service whatap-php restart

Debian/Ubuntu​

$ sudo service whatap-php restart

FreeBSD​

$ service whatap_php restart

Checking the status of the PHP extension module installation​

If the Apache or PHP-FPM service is restarted after installation, the set PHP extension module's whatap.so file is loaded. You can check whether the PHP extension module is installed properly as follows:

  1. Check whether whatap.ini has been created in the PHP's additional INI path.

    $ find / | grep whatap.ini

  2. Check whether whatap.so has been created in the PHP extension module path.

    $ find / | grep whatap.so

  3. Check whether the PHP extension module is running.

    $ sudo php -m

    [PHP Modules]
    bz2
    calendar
    Core
    ctype
    curl
    date
    …
    whatap   # Check the execution of the whatap module.
    …
    [Zend Modules]

  4. Check the whatap-php service status.

    $ service whatap-php status

  5. In Management > Agent CONFIG., check whether the configured servers have been added or not.