Closing based on the above comments.
** Changed in: php5 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Won't Fix
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PHP5 or PHP4 for
Just a note: With an introduction of php5-fpm (little bit premature in
Ubuntu, but still there), there's really no need to have mod_php5 for
mpm_worker. Given that it's still high risk because of thread safety, I
doubt it will ever happen now when there is better alternative solution.
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That's a good point. Would filing a bug on each package to change
dependencies be worthwhile?
Yes, but please do that in Debian. There is http://webapps-
common.alioth.debian.org/draft/html/ which may interest you.
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How about just modifying libapache2-mod-php5 to depend on apache2
instead of apache2-mpm-prefork?
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On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 01:27, goofrider b...@goofrider.imap.cc wrote:
the problem is a lot of
ubuntu/debian php webapp pacakges (e.g. phpmyadmin, etc.) use the
mod_php5 package in their dependencies rather than the php5 metapackage,
and put php directives in their httdp.conf/.htaccess with
Oh I forgot to mention, the problem is if a package requires libapache2
-mod-php5, it forces the mpmpork version of Apache. As long as a php
package use the php5 metapackage instead of requiring libapache2-mod-
php5 directly, mpmworker can be installed.
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My opinion is that novices should use mpm_prefork.
No offense but that's a very Debian-esque answer.
Sure most of us can get PHP5 + FCGI to work, but the problem is a lot of
ubuntu/debian php webapp pacakges (e.g. phpmyadmin, etc.) use the
mod_php5 package in their dependencies rather than the
@ Guillermo Pérez
I totally agree with you that a libapache-mod-php5-fastcgi package
should be released to take care of this issue.
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Colin, I wrote a how-to Apache 2 with FastCGI, SuExec and PHP
It possibly covers more than you need since it sets suexec up for
VirtualMin's web-homes as well as the FastCGI/PHP configuration, but it
is a full step-by-step-with-code guide based on my own experience.
I want to bump this bug up, too. I've been searching for HOWTOs for the
past two days trying to find out how to do this after reading an article
(can't find the link in my history now) which showed a three-fold
increase in speed with Worker+FastCGI+PHP5. Folks seem to be discussing
the benefits,
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