Php-fpm
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Php-fpm
Is there any plan to integrate Php-fpm to Php 5.3.5 or any newer versions ?
The latest version that included Php-fpm was 5.3.3
The latest version that included Php-fpm was 5.3.3
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Re: Php-fpm
Sure is, it was added to 5.3.x SVN branch months ago.
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Re: Php-fpm
Both 5.3.4 and 5.3.5 don't include php-fpm right now.
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Re: Php-fpm
Like I said, SVN branch.. It should show up in 5.3.6 though
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Re: Php-fpm
Thanks for adding this to 5.3.6
Do you have any plans to update Nginx version also as Nginx 1.0.0 stable version is released now. I can compile and install this without a problem but would prefer to use the version on Atomic repo
Do you have any plans to update Nginx version also as Nginx 1.0.0 stable version is released now. I can compile and install this without a problem but would prefer to use the version on Atomic repo
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Sure no problem, and dont forget to harass nginx about mod_security support every chance you get!
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Thanks for updating so fast Scott
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Better yet, why not consider cutting the ASL <-> Apache umbilical cord by packaging it with "Apachelite" (Apache compiled only with mod_proxy and mod_security)?scott wrote:Sure no problem, and dont forget to harass nginx about mod_security support every chance you get!
ASL + Apachelite listens on Port 80, does its mod_security thing and reverse proxies to Port 8080.
Users can then run any webserver we want on Port 8080. Nginx, Hiawatha, Cherokee, Lighty, ... or even Apache.
I had to cancel my ASL subscription because I couldn't use it with Nginx.
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We agree, and have been working on just that option. In an upcoming release (which we will grandly announce when its done), ASL will offer you an when to install option, either to integrate the WAF into the webserver or to run a separate proxy in front of whatever you are using.Better yet, why not consider cutting the ASL <-> Apache umbilical cord by packaging it with "Apachelite" (Apache compiled only with mod_proxy and mod_security)?
You can do that yourself now (mod_proxy and mod_sec), but we realize not everyone knows how to configured mod_proxy correctly.
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Great minds do think alike ... and as this will help change the current hostile stance towards Nginx (you've railed against it in the past ) and the indifference towards the enabling php-fpm (I had to change to using the Remi Repo ), they'll get synced even more!mikeshinn wrote:We have been working on just that option.
Now, if the grand announcement is made before my current subscription runs out in July, maybe I can come back without getting hit with the new higher ASL prices.
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Re: Php-fpm
btw fpm was added to php 5.3 a few months ago. The core configuration logic for the proxy system is in ASL 3.0 now. That means that you can run an ASL 3 system in front of other systems. The only thing it lacks in this context is the ability to specify the port to redirect against a local daemon, once that is in place you'd just tell it to proxy to your alternate daemon on localhost/port.
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Now thats just silly. We don't have a hostile stance towards nginx, in fact we like nginx so much we bundled it into the atomic-accelerator package. Thats like saying we have a hostile stance towards Linux.Great minds do think alike ... and as this will help change the current hostile stance towards Nginx (you've railed against it in the past )
Perhaps you misunderstood what I said about nginx: nginx does not have a modsecurity like WAF module. If you don't have a WAF, then you may be exposed to certain web attacks. If you are going to use nginx put a WAF in front of it if you want to be protected from web attacks.
Thats not railing against anything and thats true for any web server that does not a WAF module you can plug into it. We're a security company and I'd be a terrible person if I didnt point out a weakness in a proposed architecture, when I've been asked what the security implications are with such a proposed architecture.
I would love to see nginx add such a module, and barring that we're working on a reverse proxy to put in front of it.
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True dat, true dat. It was indeed added to 5.3.3.scott wrote:fpm was added to php 5.3 a few months ago.
Only problem was that it was left out of both 5.3.4 and 5.3.5 which meant either sticking with 5.3.3 or finding an alternative repo.
Anyway, all's well that ends well and looking forward to the coming improvements.
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Perhaps but remember that perception always trumps reality in business. Your rant( ) coupled with the fpm situation gave that perception at the time.mikeshinn wrote:We don't have a hostile stance towards nginx
I think the latter option is the better one as it will open ASL to other webservers as well.mikeshinn wrote: I would love to see nginx add such a module, and barring that we're working on a reverse proxy to put in front of it.
BTW Mike, I was just waiting for you to get up and dust yourself after jumping in front of Scott to catch the bullet before firing one off at you!