PHP-FPM isn't included in server status

[FlutterHoney]

SYSTEM INFORMATION
OS type and version: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, VirtualMin 6 wih LEMP bundle.	REQUIRED

Hi, while my friend’s virtualmin server has all services monitored, my server didn’t have PHP-FPM monitor for some reason. Previously i update Nginx and PHP using deb.sury.org 's repository.

[unborn]

@FlutterHoney and ? - what do you want from forums or virtualmin community ? btw no one knows your friend virtualmin setup… please elaborate.

[FlutterHoney]

How to add PHP-FPM back to monitoring?

[unborn]

@FlutterHoney well we do not know what monitoring software you using so no help here yet…also next time try screenshot of full screen as partial would not say details…

[calport]

@FlutterHoney

How to add PHP-FPM back to monitoring?

What you see on the dashboard is not monitoring - that term has a different meaning, but I am able to understand what it is that you wish to know: in the dashboard the status of (a version of) PHP-FPM will show when it is used by a virtual server, so your friend likely has a few of his virtual servers / domains using PHP-FPM and his dashboard shows an appropriate entry in the Server Status section. The reason you do not see it is perhaps because none of your virtual servers / domain are using (that version of) PHP-FPM: they might be using FCGid instead of PHP-FPM.

You can go to Virtualmin → Server Configuration → PHP Options to check which execution mode a virtual server / domain is using. You do not need to do anything to add PHP-FPM to the Server Status section of the dashboard. It will list automatically if any of your virtual server use it.

[FlutterHoney]

I have one using it.

[calport]

This is proof that you have a virtual server configured to use PHP-FPM, but is the virtual server being actively used or is it dormant? If it is dormant (I see a defunct website on that domain) then, of course, PHP-FPM will not show on the Server Status section of the Dashboard.

I suggest you configure one of your actively used websites for PHP-FPM, wait a minimum of five minutes (the default interval for Virtualmin to poll for update of status) and then check the Dashboard again.