in reading a bug report somewhere, another person mentioned unix sockets for php-fpm …
and in my first upgrade (done yesterday) from 6.16 to 6.17 … ITS BACK … under System Settings – Server Templates ---- PHP Options … at the bottom is a new config item
FPM server connection
x default
x TCP port
x Unix socket file
THIS IS HUGE !!! as I believe socket support was withdrawn awhile ago !!
I am shocked a bit that the re-introduction of unix sockets was not highlighted in the release notes or other announcements.
But … I cannot see how to adjust, using the GUI, an individual existing virtual server/domain to change it from tcp port to socket. I certainly can manually edit httpd.conf and get it to work, as well as adjusting the php-fpm domain specific config file, but was hoping VirtualMin could do it for me.
For me and my on-going issues with SELinux (mostly solved BTW), moving from ports to sockets for php-fpm may solve some networking/port permission issues
and … it worked … well, it TRIED to work but stumbled on a SELinux violation … I just submitted a patch on GITHUB to move from using /var/php-fpm/ to /var/run/php-fpm/ as SELinux already has a rule for the longer path name.
and with my patch applied locally, I now can modify an existing virtual server and switch back and forth –
I’m trying to use the Unix php-fpm feature but am running into troubles with permissions and systemctl restart resetting ownership of the socket file to root:root.
What is the Github patch that you’re referring to?
where the heck are these socket files supposed to exist?
on a debian 10 system, virtualmin seems to put them in /var/php-fpm/1644…sock
but the 502 bad gateway nginx error I’m getting seems to be because /etc/php/8.0/fpm/pool.d/www.conf says:
listen = /run/php/php8.0-fpm.sock
but when I list /run/php/, php8.0-fpm doesn’t exist, only a link php-fpm.sock (which doesn’t seem end up linking to the socket at /var/php-fpm/1644…sock
link /var/run/php-fpm.sock → link /etc/alternatives/php-fpm.sock → /run/php/php8.0-fpm.sock
I guess I could try creating a symbolic link to /var/php-fpm/1644…sock for /run/php/php8.0-fpm.sock???
Nope, can’t get php8.0-fpm service to start, so there’s no current /var/php-fpm/1644…sock
have you run into another such mis-synchronization of links to sockets? or this a misconfiguration in the way I set up Virtualmin server templates?