I have upgrade to V60 and using php-fpm from interfaces WHM, and everything running correctly. But seems php-fpm cannot load php.ini at domain root directory. PHP-FPM always load default php.ini Anyone can help to solve this problem? Thank You
hi thanks for the reply, but seems doesn't solved my problem, since i don't see anything relate with php.ini when i turn off PHP-FPM, i can use costume php.ini from domain root directory. but if i enable PHP-FPM, it can't use costume php.ini from domain root directory.
Edited with updated instructions: Hello, To update, the instructions for making changes to specific domain's pool are documented at: PHP-FPM and EasyApache 4 - Documentation - cPanel Documentation In particular, this is the file path to edit: Code: /var/cpanel/userdata/[user]/[domain].php-fpm.yaml This document provides information about how to formulate the custom entries: Configurations Values of PHP-FPM - Documentation - cPanel Documentation Then, after making those changes to the YAML file, run the following command: Code: /scripts/php_fpm_config --rebuild --domain=domain This script is documented at: The php_fpm_config Script - Documentation - cPanel Documentation Thank you.
I tried to change some values from this file /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/etc/php-fpm.d/my.domain.conf like Code: ; php_admin_value[error_log] = /home/myhome/logs/my_domain.php.error.log php_admin_value[error_log] = /home/myhome/logs/my_domain.php.errortest.log then I used the command /etc/init.d/ea-php56-php-fpm restart but nothing has changed: I still see the old error log growing.
Can you just copy the php.ini contents into the my.domain.conf or do they have to be formatted differently? All of our sites use a security plugin which relies on php.ini or user.ini in the domains public html folder and they all do not work now because of this.
Can someone just provide a simple step by step way to make an adjustment PER DOMAIN WHILE USING PHP FPM for max_execution_time, input vars, memory?? I tried to change the file /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/etc/php-fpm.d/my.domain.conf - by SSH and I get this message: ; NOTICE This file is generated, please use our WHM User Interface ; to set these values.
Hello, To update, the instructions for making changes to specific domain's pool are documented at: PHP-FPM and EasyApache 4 - Documentation - cPanel Documentation In particular, this is the file path to edit: Code: /var/cpanel/userdata/[user]/[domain].php-fpm.yaml This document provides information about how to formulate the custom entries: Configurations Values of PHP-FPM - Documentation - cPanel Documentation Then, after making those changes to the YAML file, run the following command: Code: /scripts/php_fpm_config --rebuild --domain=domain This script is documented at: The php_fpm_config Script - Documentation - cPanel Documentation Thank you.
I have the same issue as @jonh the "security plugin which relies on php.ini or user.ini in the domains public html folder and they all do not work now because of this" The plugin adds a directive: auto_prepend_file = [filepath] the conversation has then tracked into modifying the pool settings via the yaml which doesn't address this case. There is a reference above to an earlier message I don't have permission to see with a quote: "It's not possible at this time. You have to actually edit the "/opt/cpanel/ea-php$$/root/etc/php-fpm.d/domain.com.conf" file instead of the php.ini file." So do I actually have to go through copying all info from user.ini from all sites into these .conf files? jonh was also asking: "Can you just copy the php.ini contents into the my.domain.conf or do they have to be formatted differently?" also, the domain files in /opt/cpanel/ea-php70/root/etc/php-fpm.d have a notice: " ; NOTICE This file is generated, please use our WHM User Interface ; to set these value. " so in that case the files should not be edited manually? was this answered? thanks,
Hello @Jonathan Moore, The intention is that changes made via cPanel's MultiPHP INI Editor are enacted no matter the PHP handler. I believe the issue you are noticing is related to an internal case that's open related to PHP-FPM and php.ini modifications. A link to the thread where this is discussed is located at: MultiPHP INI Editor file name .user.ini instead of php.ini Thank you.
Hi, thanks for reply, I'm not sure if it's the same or not. I am not referring to changes made by MultiPHP INI Editor. The question is about.ini entries in the domain root directory being ignored when PHP-FPM is enabled. In this case a widely used security tool that adds itself to all php requests for each site by adding a user.ini entry for auto_prepend_file = [filepath] (actually more than one tool that does this from my observations on the WordPress support forums) Since turning on PHP-FPM this is not working and it's not quite clear from this thread whether the entries should be added manually or via WHM into my.domain.conf in /opt/cpanel/ea-php70/root/etc/php-fpm.d or into other .ini file
I noticed a couple of additional points during testing: phpinfo() from the root url shows the local setting applied [even though the local config file does not appear in "Additional .ini files parsed"], however a phpinfo() called from any subdirectory does not show the setting, whereas normally it would. there is an entry: /opt/cpanel/ea-php71/root/etc/php.ini:661:auto_prepend_file = and it is suggested that in some circumstances this entry suppresses user settings, though I was unable to verify by commenting this line out
Hello @Jonathan Moore, Could you open a support ticket using the link in my signature so we can take a closer look at the affected system and verify if the issue is related to internal case CPANEL-11563? You can post the ticket number here so we can update this thread with the outcome. Thank you.
Is CPANEL-11563 the same as EA-5425? it appears some other users are fixing by changing the [domain].php-fpm.yaml for each domain as per: Enabling PHP-FPM in MultiPHP Manager verified by users on: Topic: No way to enable Extended Protection « WordPress.org Forums
CPANEL-11563 relates to changes made through the cPanel MultiPHP INI Editor not reflecting within PHP-FPM. EA-5425 relates to custom PHP-FPM values overriding the global PHP configuration values configured in WHM's MultiPHP INI Editor feature. In either case, I recommend opening a support ticket so we can take a closer look and verify what's happening on the system. Thank you.
I was able to verify this type of workaround commented on other threads and forums: 1.Edit the file /var/cpanel/userdata/[user]/[domain].php-fpm.yaml 2.Add the line: php_admin_value_auto_prepend_file: { name: 'php_admin_value[auto_prepend_file], value: '/home/[user]/public_html/wordfence-waf.php' } 3.Rebuild the PHP-FPM config for that domain by running: /scripts/php_fpm_config –-rebuild –-domain=[domain] In all cases replace [user] with the user account and [domain] with the domain name. Enabling PHP-FPM in MultiPHP Manager
