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Any advice on how to get PHP working after upgrading from Ubuntu default 1.1.19 to the latest from the http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html http://nginx.org/

by egb 13y ago

Any advice on how to get PHP working after upgrading from Ubuntu default 1.1.19 to the latest from the http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html repo? No errors thrown anywhere, but php5-fpm is dead in the water... Rolling back until I can find anything on how to fix this.

FooBarWidget 13y ago
What's wrong with PHP? I wasn't aware that any more recent Nginx version broke it.
- egb 13y ago
  Nothing wrong with PHP itself, but the stock/newer nginx must read configs differently, and so it's not a simple "remove old nginx, install new nginx" upgrade, as it no longer served up php when I upgraded...
  - FooBarWidget 13y ago
    I don't think Nginx has ever changed its config format. Care to share the problem description?
j-kidd 13y ago
Try replacing /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params with the one from http://wiki.nginx.org/PHPFcgiExample http://wiki.nginx.org/PHPFcgiExample Also, the packaging is done differently by ubuntu and nginx upstream, so I don't think you can just replace it. They are also bundled with different modules. For example, I have to use the package from ubuntu because the one from nginx upstream lacks the geoip module.
- egb 13y ago
  I'll try that when I get home - thanks!
- egb 13y ago
  Following up - this fixed it! (Took a while to get a virtualbox set up with my old config and simulate the upgrade a few times to make sure everything was the same) Thanks, eh!
voltagex_ 13y ago
From memory the Debianish distro packages read the configs from different locations than the mainline nginx packages.