cPanel WHM EA 4 PHP Handler not show PHP-FPM

explorer1979

• December 11, 2016 21:54

Hi all, I have a VPS in Godaddy that provide me cPanel WHM, I then upgrade it to EA 4 from 3... It is using 60.0.22 already before I am upgrade from EA3 to 4 Then choose one of ALL PHP Option with OPcache Profile to rebuild the Apache and PHP. OK, I am sure it have mod_proxy_fcgi, and php-fpm installed by the Profiles .... But ... I following up this KB PHP Handlers - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation It have a PHP Handler FastCGI Process Manager (FPM) But I never find it there. on my list, it just show up cgi none suphp That is it... and it default choose is the suphp ... So I am wonder, do my install step wrong or PHP-fpm is there, but will not show in PHP Handler?

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  JacobPerkins

  • December 12, 2016 14:04

  Hi, You cannot run FPM as a global handler, it's insecure and we do not allow cPanel & WHM to be setup that way. You need to setup individual vhosts to use FPM. I would recommend reading up on our documentation here: PHP-FPM and EasyApache 4 - Documentation - cPanel Documentation

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  explorer1979

  • December 14, 2016 05:40

  Hi, You cannot run FPM as a global handler, it's insecure and we do not allow cPanel & WHM to be setup that way. You need to setup individual vhosts to use FPM. I would recommend reading up on our documentation here:

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  hbouma

  • February 07, 2017 07:09

  Hi, You cannot run FPM as a global handler, it's insecure and we do not allow cPanel & WHM to be setup that way. You need to setup individual vhosts to use FPM. I would recommend reading up on our documentation here:

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  sparek-3

  • February 07, 2017 17:09

  I think @cPJacob is referring to a single global PHP-FPM pool as being insecure. If you run all of your VirtualHosts under just 1 PHP-FPM pool, then all VirtualHosts are essentially running PHP as the same user with open access among every VirtualHost. Running each VirtualHost (or I would argue each user) in their own PHP-FPM pool, then you minimize this threat. Each VirtualHost or each user is tied to its own PHP-FPM pool, meaning it can only access what is within that pool.

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