On Jan 27, 2011, at 14:53, Betty Bronner wrote: > Running with the combination in the subject line causes, every once in a > while, to have random RSS feeds from the WordPress install show up instead of > the page that the user requested. This problem is exasperated as the number > of users hitting the system increases. The only critical variant being used > is: > > php5 +apache2 +pear > > Everything in MacPorts built just fine. The command I used was 'sudo port > install php5 +apache2 +pear'.
Hmmmm. Sorry to hear that. > This box also has the Entropy PHP 5.3.0 build running on it but that is/was > tied to the Apple built Apache server. It didn't seem to cause problems with > the MacPorts build process but maybe it did? I also tried to mirror the > httpd.conf in the Apple Apache as closely as possible. You're right, MacPorts Apache/PHP should be separate from and not interfere with (or be interfered with) by Apple Apache/PHP or Entropy PHP. > I'm also interested in nginx. Anyone have any instructions on how to set up > nginx with MacPorts - specifically migrating a WordPress install? If I can > get nginx working with WordPress, it will allow me to determine if PHP or > Apache is the issue. I've also read that nginx works better with PHP-FPM, > but I have no idea what PHP-FPM is or how to set it up - MacPorts-specific > instructions are very much desired for this too. PHP-FPM is voodoo because > no one can explain what it is or does or how to actually use it but everyone > says it is awesome. nginx is interesting, but I haven't looked into it. I used to be interested in lighttpd, but its development seems to have stagnated; nginx seems to be the new hotness. There is an open request to add FPM support to MacPorts PHP: http://trac.macports.org/ticket/26039 I was hesitant to add yet another variant to MacPorts PHP after expending so much effort removing the existing variants; I really wanted to go a different way and have separate ports for each PHP SAPI, as discussed here: http://trac.macports.org/ticket/19091 Partly due to this, I haven't looked into PHP-FPM yet. _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-users
