Maybe I had the same problem with you and it was because opcache configuration on php.ini. So I set revalidate frequency to 0
opcache.revalidate_freq=0
or disabled opcache
opcache.enable=0
Remember to restart Apache server afterwards.
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3 years ago
I'm developing on a CentOS6 server with Apache and PHP. When I make a change to a PHP file (and save) it appears that apache is not reading the changed file - it's still processing my old .php file. After 5-10 minutes it will start to use the new file.
Can someone tell me how to force Apache to immediately pickup the changed .php files?
UPDATE: I moved the files onto the apache server and the problem remains (this is not an NFS issue). So it seems that Apache is just not reading in the changed files for several minutes Confused...