Hi there and thanks for the great forum and software
I’ve been running lighttpd for a while but it’s giving me too much
downtime with spawn-fcgi and the frequent 500 server errors…so I’d
like to move over to nginx
What’s the current recommended stack/setup to run Nginx? it’s for a
webserver with a community application similar to a forum, so not too
much static content, lots of php and lots of mysql
For example, nginx + php-fpm all under supervisord?
Up to now I’ve been using monit + lighttpd + spawn-fcgi but I’m not
completely happy with that…
If any of you have found a stack they’re completely happy wight, I’d
like to hear it
If any of you have found a stack they’re
completely happy wight, I’d like to hear it
If you’re using debian/ubuntu then dotdeb.org has PHP 5.3.2 in their
repository based on the php.net svn with php-fpm already compiled in.
No compiling required, just apt-get. (and a couple manual packages for
ubuntu because of naming differences from debian) It’s been working
well, though some Drupal contrib modules needed some minor PHP 5.3
compatibility patches.
On Thu, 2010-04-01 at 15:44 -0400, RoastedPeanut wrote:
I’m actually using centos since it’s well supported by virtualmin,
I’ve found a “rusia repo” (search it on google) that lets you install
nginx + php-fpm automatically..
I’m actually using centos since it’s well supported by virtualmin, I’ve
found a “rusia repo” (search it on google) that lets you install nginx +
php-fpm automatically…
So what are you using to keep it up in case nginx or php-fpm goes down?
monit or supervisord?
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