Jeff Trawick wrote: > Sriram Natarajan wrote: >> >> >> Jeff Trawick wrote: >>> SUWNapch22m-php52 (mod_php) installs a conf file that loads mod_php >>> and sets up handler associations for php files, if the 32-bit httpd >>> with prefork MPM is used. >>> >> >>> SUNWphp52 installs php-cgi, which can be used with any httpd mode >>> via mod_fcgid (FastCGI). >>> >>> We could install php-fastcgi.conf which sets up FastCGI PHP if >>> >>> * mod_fcgid loaded >>> * either worker MPM or 64-bit httpd is used >>> >>> It seems that such a conf file belongs to SUNWphp52, which delivers >>> the PHP FastCGI support, but it shouldn't depend on httpd; also, >>> perhaps it would be disturbing to not use httpd at all but have >>> /etc/apache2/2.2/conf.d ??? >> >> Currently, SUNWphp52u (usr) or SUNWphp52r (root configuration files) >> package carries files only with respect to php. apache configuration >> and module files are delivered by SUNWapch22[rm]-php52. We could >> probably deliver php5.2-fcgi.conf under /etc/apache/2.2/conf.d as >> part of SUNWapch22r-php52 (our current package for mod_php) >> >> this configuration file can provide fastcgi configuration if fastcgi >> module is loaded. because of the way, fastcgi can be configured, i >> guess, user will need to make some change to this php5.2-fcgi.conf to >> get fastcgi working with php > The conf file below works for me without having to be touched. I think > this is equivalent to what we have for Lighttpd, but it is missing the > following support from the mod_php config: > > AddHandler application/x-httpd-php-source .php5s > AddHandler application/x-httpd-php-source .phps > > (If that is important, it should be added to the Lighttpd PHP conf > file as well.) > > BTW, this uses a new mod_fcgid 2.3.x directive FcgidCmdOptions, and > the new FcgidWrapper name for an existing directive, so it won't work > with old mod_fcgid 2.2. (Old mod_fcgid 2.2 directive names are > respected by new mod_fcgid, but 2.2 didn't have anything that > corresponds to FcgidCmdOptions.) > > -----------------------php5.2-fcgi.conf----------------------- > <IfModule !mod_php5.c> > <IfModule mod_fcgid.c> > # > # Cause the PHP interpreter to be invoked via FastCGI to handle files > with a .php extension. > # > FcgidWrapper "/usr/php/5.2/bin/php-cgi -c /etc/php/5.2/php.ini" .php > > # Use these settings for PHP, irrespective of what is defined at the > server or > # vhost level for other applications. > > FcgidCmdOptions /usr/php/5.2/bin/php-cgi \ > InitialEnv PHP_FCGID_MAX_REQUESTS=10000 \ > InitialEnv PHP_FCGID_CHILDREN=0 \
oops, this part isn't quite right... for one, it is PHP_FCGI_MAX_REQUESTS without the "D" I guess the point is that a delivered conf file could be useful for simple PHP-over-FastCGI use.
