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The "php" page has been changed by gryzor: https://wiki.apache.org/httpd/php?action=diff&rev1=3&rev2=4 The scope of this document is to enumerate all possible configuration scenarios to allow httpd to serve php content. + + = Using php with fastcgi = + + This method is suitable for versions 2.2 and older. It allows for a threaded mpm such as worker, which will significantly reduce the RAM requirements on your server. + + Please see the [[php-fastcgi|following article]] + + = Using php with fcgid = + + This method is suitable for versions 2.0 or 2.2. Is allows for a threaded mpm such as worker, which will significantly reduce the RAM requirements on your server. And mod_fcgid is an official Apache module. + + Please see the [[php-fcgid|following article]] + + = Using proxy_fcgi and php-fpm = + + This method is preferred above all other recipes, and is suitable for versions 2.4 and newer. Is also allows for a threaded mpm such as event or worker, which will significantly reduce the RAM requirements on your server. + + Please see the [[PHP-FPM|following article]] = Using php as a DSO = @@ -26, +44 @@ [[PHPDownload|Why is my php file offered as a download with mod_php?]] - = Using php with fastcgi = - - This method is suitable for versions 2.2 and older. It allows for a threaded mpm such as worker, which will significantly reduce the RAM requirements on your server. - - Please see the [[php-fastcgi|following article]] - - = Using php with fcgid = - - This method is suitable for versions 2.0 or 2.2. Is allows for a threaded mpm such as worker, which will significantly reduce the RAM requirements on your server. And mod_fcgid is an official Apache module. - - Please see the [[php-fcgid|following article]] - - = Using proxy_fcgi and php-fpm = - - This method is preferred above all other recipes, and is suitable for versions 2.4 and newer. Is also allows for a threaded mpm such as event or worker, which will significantly reduce the RAM requirements on your server. - - Please see the [[PHP-FPM|following article]] - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: docs-unsubscr...@httpd.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: docs-h...@httpd.apache.org
