OK, for everyone out there, here is how to get it to work:
Information for this Configuration
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Server - GoDaddy
PHP Version - 5.2
How to Set Up
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Use the ionCube files from the 32-bit set, not the 32-64 bit, as implied by GoDaddy stating that it supports 32-64 bits:
ioncube_loader_lin_5.2.so
ioncube_loader_lin_5.2_ts.
Copy them into an "ioncube" folder in your website root.
Get the physical path to the "ioncube" folder. This is the /home/content/..../html/io
Edit the php.ini in your root folder. You may already have some settings in a Zend section, but they are wrong. Add this section, being sure that the ioncube entries are FIRST.
(Note: Replace the path to the site's folder with your path, as determined above.)
[Zend]
zend_extension=/home/conte
zend_extension_ts=/home/co
zend_optimizer.optimizatio
zend_extension_manager.opt
zend_extension_manager.opt
zend_extension=/usr/local/
zend_extension_ts=/usr/loc
Copy the ioncube-loader-helper.php file to the root of your website (I am not sure if it is needed, but it worked for me.)
Run the ioncube-loader-helper.php file.
This, finally, performs its magic and starts it working.
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by: dereshPosted on 2008-10-06 at 12:11:43ID: 22653321
the only way is to restart apache if php is loaded as module. if it runs as CGI it should pick-up changes when it's started next time ( first next access to server). i don't know for fastcgi