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5 months ago
in PHP FastCGI woes! - till's blog on till's blog
I guess what I'm having problems with is making PHP use fast-cgi then, the actual patching process is easy enough, but the documentation on fast-cgi is confusion and various articles around the internet all does it differently.
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5 months ago
in PHP FastCGI woes! - till's blog on till's blog
It lacks some very basic information on how to install it, I have no idea what it actually is, it sounds like a replacement for the fast-cgi spawner but I can't really be sure. Would help with a bit more information.
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till
The information you are looking for is right here:
http://php-fpm.com/wiki/Documentation
To answer your question -- php-fpm is a patch that needs to be applied to the PHP source before you install PHP. Otherwise it won't work.
For the differences to other implementations, check here:
http://php-fpm.com/wiki/What_is_php-fpm
http://php-fpm.com/wiki/Documentation
To answer your question -- php-fpm is a patch that needs to be applied to the PHP source before you install PHP. Otherwise it won't work.
For the differences to other implementations, check here:
http://php-fpm.com/wiki/What_is_php-fpm
E.g. the minimum configure line is:
./configure --prefix=/my/prefix/php5-fcgi --enable-force-cgi-redirect --enable-fastcgi
make
make install
(Un-tar the source, cd into the directory, and run the above line.)
This should install php-fcgi. And not the Apache module.
If you execute the following after a successful make install, it should mention fcgi in the output:
/my/prefix/php5-fcgi/bin/php -v