php 5.3.3 with php-fpm
-
Jose R. Lopez
MemberHello guv, php 5.3.3 is now out since a week ago, and now it includes php-fpm built in.
I have hold off from upgrading as I want to make sure I do this correctly.
Do you plan on upgrading the guide or a new guide on how to upgrade correctly for those of us using php-fpm separate from the vps guide?
Thanks.
Jose R. Lopez
Posted 1 year ago # -
aye Jose, this is great news, huh .. it's what I've been waiting for.
I'll wait another week or max two weeks though while I continue to screen the php developers email wrap to see what problems people are having.
then yes I'll be changing the tuts, the stackscripts, adding a new benchmark and including an upgrade script/tutorial.
anyone adding php-fpm in the meantime will find it easy enough to upgrade.
Posted 1 year ago # -
hey Jose, will be a couple more weeks to be honest .. just catchin up after a week's hols ..
Posted 1 year ago # -
It's done Michael, y'day .. get it while it's hot :P
LEMP Stack Lite Ubuntu 32 v2: PHP-FPM (Source)
http://vpsbible.com/vps-setup-guides/stackscripts/lemp-stack-lite-ubuntu-32bit-php-fpm/
Posted 1 year ago # -
.. I will be altering the manual tuts too, of course .. watch this space, couple days
Posted 1 year ago # -
Chad McCully
MemberThank you for the great tutorials! I’m trying to get your super fast PHP installation to work on my Linode. Everything seems to have worked beautifully at this point. The only step that I know I’ve skipped is not getting my mail.mydomain.com totally resolved, as I have to point the domain registrar to my Linode (apparently).
At any rate, I get to this command in the section "PHP & PHP-FPM Install (with Options & Extensions)": bzip2 -cd php-$PHP_VER.tar.bz2 | tar xf
In my case, I am told: "bzip2: Can't open input file php-5.3.0.tar.bz2: No such file or directory.
tar: This does not look like a tar archive
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors"When I look in the /usr/local/src# directory, php-$PHP_VER.tar.bz2 is not there. I see mirror 1, mirror 2, and the FPM stuff, along with the other packages. Not this one, though.
Hmmm, I’m stuck, but I imagine that this is a simple issue. Can you tell me how I’ve gone wrong and how to continue? Thank you!
Posted 1 year ago # -
hey Jose .. it's done :)
scripts and the Nginx VPS Bible are amended accordingly.
Posted 1 year ago # -
yes, Michael, should be added after if wanted
.. good idea tho .. nice idea for a script a bit like the WP ones.Posted 1 year ago # -
Jose R. Lopez
Memberguv, I am a bit confused, after checking: http://vpsbible.com/php/compile-install-php-fpm-mysql-nginx/
from the guide, I still see the info for setting up php 5.3.0.
What I was hoping for was perhaps step by step instructions in order to UPDATE from the existing ultimate guide to new 5.3.3 with php-fpm built in.
Jose R. Lopez
Posted 1 year ago # -
Jose .. you (everyone) want this:-
http://vpsbible.com/php/php-fpm-mysql-nginx/
.. you're right. I need to add an uninstall guide for the old fastcgi versions.
.. simple though. basically, install anew as in the guide, then kill off the old fastcgi process by doing:-
sudo /etc/init.d/OLD_FASTCGI stop
.. then delete that file so the old process won't restart. (or move it to your home directory to be safe)
That is the old fastCGI replaced and working. You can fidlde about deleting old files but for the sake of a few MB I don't think it is worth it, in case you delete the wrong files.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Jose R. Lopez
MemberHey guv, the follow up is appreciated.
I do not mean to sound like an ass, I do realize and appreciate how much time you put into this and I find it a great resource for us noobs.
However, I feel I must ask you to seriously consider a new section/guide for all those who at some point have followed your guide to have quick and easy follow up steps in order to catch up with software updates/releases.
Right now, this took way to loong for such a simple thing, and even so, it feels so scarce in terms of details that I don't feel confident enough to do it on my live server. I feel I must stick to the old proven rule, if it isn't broken, don't fix it.
I do kindly and respectfully ask you to consider a new section or area in the website specifically for those who have previously followed your tutorials which would aid to upgrade previous installations in the same easy manner we originally installed everything.
Thanks.
Jose R. Lopez
Posted 1 year ago # -
hey jose,
you're right, this is an issue for those upgrading to php-fpm, huh?
i'm finishing a major project in the middle of november and will be spending the majority of my time over the following few months on building new tutorials for this site. I'll be looking at this, more maintenance tutorials, 64bit and other stuff that has been requested in the Tutorials and Requests forum.
cheers to you :)
Posted 1 year ago # -
hi Dustin,
that has to be a virtual host issue. check the link to the new site's directory.
are you using the stack to install? if so, use the manual method and you will see how to do this.
or .. look at this:-
Posted 1 year ago #
Reply
You must log in to post.
Want HTML?
a blockquote code em strong ul ol liPlace code between backticks `codeHere`
You've got it.