Mac Boot PHP-FPM

• Mac OS X 10.9 has been self-php-fpm, for people with a clean system obsessive-compulsive disorder, or the original control, with Brewhome re-loaded with the total feeling will have a small rabbit, the following the original PHP-FPM configuration up.

  Run directly, there is an error can not find the configuration file.

  $ php-fpm

  [11-jan-2014 16:03:03] error:failed to open configuration file '/private/etc/php-fpm.conf ': No such file or directory (2)

  [11-jan-2014 16:03:03] error:failed to load configuration file '/private/etc/php-fpm.conf '

  [11-jan-2014 16:03:03] ERROR:FPM initialization failed

  Configuration files can be generated under the/private/etc/directory, requiring root access (sudo)

  Or in a directory where ordinary users have permissions to place the configuration file, the--fpm-config parameter specifies the location of the configuration file, as follows:

  # cp/private/etc/php-fpm.conf.default/usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf

  $ php-fpm--fpm-config/usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf

  [11-jan-2014 16:10:49] error:failed to open Error_log (/usr/var/log/php-fpm.log): No such file or directory (2)

  [11-jan-2014 16:10:49] Error:failed to post process the configuration

  [11-jan-2014 16:10:49] ERROR:FPM initialization failed

  Error message: The "Log" file cannot be opened correctly because the default is to work in the/usr/var directory, you can modify the configuration file to specify the correct log file path

  $ vim/usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf

  Modify the Error_log entry in the php-fpm.conf file, the default prefix is/usr/var, but there is no such path

  Error_log =/usr/local/var/log/php-fpm.log

  PID =/usr/local/var/run/php-fpm.pid

  Or do not modify the path to the configuration item in the configuration file, in the PHP-FPM run parameter (-p), specify the relative path prefix of the placement runtime file

  $ php-fpm--fpm-config/usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf--prefix/usr/local/var

  To this, the PHP-FPM daemon has basically been able to start correctly.

  Let's look at the php.ini configuration file and the extended installation.

  First look at the compilation parameters, some values are compiled into the execution of the program, cannot be changed.

  $ php-i|grep Config

  Locate the configuration file (php.ini), the directory location, and the values for the following two entries specify

  '--with-config-file-path=/etc '

  '--with-config-file-scan-dir=/library/server/web/config/php '

  So we need to create php.ini,mac in the/etc directory in/private/etc,/ Etc are provided in the sample file Php.ini.default, through the inspection, two files are identical, so it doesn't matter which one to copy, Mac has to provide MD5 instead of Linux md5sum:

  $ md5/private/etc/php.ini.default/etc/php.ini.default

  MD5 (/private/etc/php.ini.default) = 1c47241665ea5efdc55fd5809f675449

  MD5 (/etc/php.ini.default) = 1c47241665ea5efdc55fd5809f675449

  /etc directory permissions Root:wheel, require root permission or use sudo, for instructions on how to set the password required for the sudo command of your Mac, see

  Http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4103?viewlocale=zh_CN&locale=zh_CN

  Http://support.apple.com/kb/PH6515?viewlocale=zh_CN

  # Cp/etc/php.ini.default/etc/php.ini

  Change own, later change not always switch root, production environment best not change

  # chown <你的用户名> /etc/php.ini

  # chmod U+w/etc/php.ini

  Installing PHP Extensions

  /library/server/web/config/php This directory does not exist, or Mac OS X Server version has it, do not know, manually create him, with root permissions

  # mkdir-p/library/server/web/config/php

  Compilation extension, Brewhome is a set up, the brew way to install the extension needs to rely on PHP, such as Php54-redis will rely on PHP54, as to whether the compiled extensions can be configured to bring their own, no experiment. The following is an example of a php_discuz extension (https://github.com/potterhe/php_discuz download).

  If the extension source in the/users/apple/php_discuz directory

  $./configure

  $ make

  After the extension is compiled, the default is stored in the/users/apple/php_discuz/modules/discuz.so

  To open an extension in a configuration file

  $ echo "extension=/users/apple/php_discuz/modules/discuz.so" >/library/server/web/config/php/discuz.ini

  Test validation

  $ php-i|grep Discuz

  Discuz support = Enabled

  Run the use case test

  $ php-f/users/apple/php_discuz/discuz.php

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