Liunx PHP-FPM

View PHP-FPM Related Information

See if PHP-FPM is open: Ps-ef|grep php

View PHP-FPM's location: Whereis php-fpm

View the number of PHP-FPM processes: PS aux | Grep-c PHP-FPM

View running Memory:/usr/bin/php-i|grep MEM

View php-fpm.conf Configuration

Cat/usr/local/php/etc/php-fpm.conf

See Pid=/var/run/php-fpm/php-fpm.pid

Turn php-fpm on, restart, and close the first way common commands

Open PHP-FPM:PHP-FPM

Restart php-fpm:/etc/init.d/php-fpm restart or kill-usr2 ' cat/var/run/php-fpm/php-fpm.pid ' #如果/etc/init.d/no php-fpm file You can use the second method

PHP-FPM off: Kill-int ' Cat/var/run/php-fpm/php-fpm.pid '

The master process can understand the following signals

INT, term immediately terminates
QUIT Smooth Termination
USR1 Reopen log file
USR2 smoothly overloads all worker processes and reloads the configuration and binary modules

The second method uses PHP-FPM to control the php-cgi fastcgi process/usr/local/php/sbin/php-fpm {start|stop|quit|restart|reload|logrotate} #/usr/ The path where the LOCAL/PHP/SBIN/PHP-FPM

--start starting PHP's fastcgi process

--stop forcing the fastcgi process to terminate PHP

--quit smooth termination of PHP fastcgi process

--restart restarting PHP's fastcgi process

--reload re-load PHP php.ini

--logrotate re-enabling the log file

Kill process Mode off PHP-FPM

Kill to slay a process: kill-9 PID

Killall kills a class of processes: killall-9 php-fpm[service Name]

Pkill kills a class of processes: Pkill php-fpm[service Name]

Liunx PHP-FPM