WHM 62 PHP-FPM Config
Just got PHP-FPM working with FGID using Easyapache 4. Huge performance improvements.
Just having an issue getting PHP-FPM to auto set config files in WHM 62 using Multi PHP Manager. Documentation says when I enable it by manually selecting the PHP version, 7 in this case. it should create a file at the following location.
/etc/apache2/conf.d/userdata/std/2_4//
However Currently I have to manually create these files for each domain using the version 58 instructions. What am I missing?
Also when I change the Pool options and hit save it just gets stuck updating..
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Sorry to say I don't have any help to offer. Other than, I'm also having the same issue with the pool options not saving, and the circle just spinning forever. 0 -
Just having an issue getting PHP-FPM to auto set config files in WHM 62 using Multi PHP Manager. Documentation says when I enable it by manually selecting the PHP version, 7 in this case. it should create a file at the following location.
Hello Steve, Could you verify which specific documentation URL you are following?Also when I change the Pool options and hit save it just gets stuck updating..
Other than, I'm also having the same issue with the pool options not saving, and the circle just spinning forever.
Internal case CPANEL-10834 addresses an issue where saving FPM pool values within MultiPHP Manager fails in cPanel version 62. I'll update this thread once we publish the resolution. Thank you.0 -
I was following this document: MultiPHP Manager for WHM - Version 60 Documentation - cPanel Documentation And this is the one I used to set it up manually for a single domain: Configure or Disable PHP-FPM with User Pools for EasyApache 4 - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation I just updated to WHM 62.04 but this did not help, still having issues saving user pool options or getting the PHP-FPM config files created when enabling the PHP-FPM options for an account. 0 -
cPanelMichael, it looks like your internal case has been fixed, and I can confirm I am able to save the Pool options now. However, the issue of the config files being autogenerated as shown in your documentation is still not occurring. Currently, to enable PHP-FPM I have to manually create the config files as noted in my first post. Is this a misunderstanding or a bug? 0 -
Hello, To update, the resolution stemming from internal case CPANEL-10834 was published in cPanel version 62.0.5: Fixed case CPANEL-10834: Fix saving FPM pool values within MultiPHP Manager. Just having an issue getting PHP-FPM to auto set config files in WHM 62 using Multi PHP Manager. Documentation says when I enable it by manually selecting the PHP version, 7 in this case. it should create a file at the following location. /etc/apache2/conf.d/userdata/std/2_4// However Currently I have to manually create these files for each domain using the version 58 instructions. What am I missing?
I was following this document: Any PHP-FPM configuration files that were manually created prior to the official PHP-FPM support offered in cPanel version 60 should be manually removed per the instructions at:
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So if I remove those manually added configs, then PHP-FPM when enabled in the MultiPHP manager will work? 0 -
New So if I remove those manually added configs, then PHP-FPM when enabled in the MultiPHP manager will work?
Yes, it should then work as expected. Thank you.0 -
I removed the .conf files as outlined in the provided link and was able to revert it off PHP-FPM. then I went in to PHP Multi manager and enabled FPM for an account and saved then restarted PHP-FPM but that account did not switch to PHP-FPM. this is what it shows in phpinfo() Server: API CGI/FastCGI it should show PHP FPM Any ideas? 0 -
Hello Steve, Feel free to open a support ticket using the link in my signature so we can take a closer look. You can post the ticket number here and we will update this thread with the outcome. Thank you. 0
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