Filed with Developers [Case 46575] FastCGI Process Manager (FPM) SAPI (new in PHP 5.3.3)

[ASTRAPI]

Is this planned for a release soon?

[cPanelDavidG]

We encountered some issues with this in PHP 5.3, the PHP team is promising fixes to be present in PHP 5.4. So, we are waiting on PHP 5.4 to reach production worthiness first.

[swany]

As php-fpm is now no longer marked as EXPERIMENTAL

have you got it up and running with the release candidate of 5.4? did it fix the issues?

[cPanelDavidG]

As php-fpm is now no longer marked as EXPERIMENTAL

have you got it up and running with the release candidate of 5.4? did it fix the issues?

We do not test with release candidates of PHP as critical things often change between RC and final release with regards to PHP.

[dyrer]

After this i dont PDO
is seems enabled but drupal shows error message

[hberberoglu]

Also interested... It will be good if you add an option to easyapache

[Simsim]

what are you waiting for Cpanel ? I can't see the option in easyapache though we reach php 5.3.10

[internetfab]

what are you waiting for Cpanel ? I can't see the option in easyapache though we reach php 5.3.10

Please read through the thread and you'll know what they're waiting for.

[monarobase]

+1 for this feature, it makes alot of sense to be able to share process cache.

At the moment cPanel seems to be recommending mod_ruid2 which is sadly not a recommended solution for users with Cloudlinux… (they don't reccomend it and dont have a full support for it).

Our next server will probably not be able to have this as PHP 5.4 is not stable so we will compensate with alot of memory to allow for cache not being shared…

[juliovedovatto]

How about now Cpanel Team? PHP released php 5.3.10 (you updated in E3) and I read good reviews with FPM in this version.

I don't want update php in my production server to 5.4 ONLY to use FPM feature (many php scripts will be deprecated)

Please, at least in php 5.3.10 you need to put fpm support.

Cheers

[cPanelDavidG]

How about now Cpanel Team? PHP released php 5.3.10 (you updated in E3) and I read good reviews with FPM in this version.

I don't want update php in my production server to 5.4 ONLY to use FPM feature (many php scripts will be deprecated)

Please, at least in php 5.3.10 you need to put fpm support.

Cheers

Yes, but does it work when the --with-apxs2 option is used? That's the upstream bug we're running into. You can read the upstream bug report at:

https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=52419#1290113746

The PHP team is very clear about this, this bug will never be fixed in PHP 5.3.

[monarobase]

PHP 5.4.1 is now out… I hope you will be looking into this soon

[monarobase]

Is PHP-FPM from the accelerator ZendPlatform, xcache, eAccelerator, APC, etc.?
Yes, PHP-FPM's architecture is compatible with any model of shared memory, with which the accelerator can be used for opcode cache. There is just one restriction: all the worker processes, will use the same cache, even if the workers are started under a different uid/gid.

FAQ

Does this mean that php-fpm is no more secure than memcached when used with APC ?

I was under the impression that this was the perfect solution but now I'm not quite so sure…

Does this mean that we would have to create a php-fpm instance per account ?

apc instances by php-fpm pool | Drupal Groups

[cPanelDavidG]

PHP 5.4.1 is now out… I hope you will be looking into this soon

Check out the thread on PHP 5.4.x for details on that:
http://forums.cpanel.net/f145/php-5-...-a-261752.html

[monarobase]

It just says you are waiting PHP 5.4.1 (compatible with Apache 2.4) which as I said is out, so I hope cPanel will soon give us some news about integrating both PHP 5.4.1 and php-fpm.