Nginx + php Compilation

Nginxphp compilation apache generally starts using php as a module. nginx forwards http request variables (such as get and user_agent) to php processes, that is, php independent processes, and communicates with nginx. it is called fastcgi running mode. therefore, php compiled for apache cannot be used for nginx. note: We need to compile PHP

Nginxphp compilation apache generally starts using php as a module. nginx forwards http request variables (such as get and user_agent) to php processes, that is, php independent processes, and communicates with nginx. it is called fastcgi running mode. therefore, php compiled for apache cannot be used for nginx. note: We need to compile PHP

Nginx + php Compilation

Apache generally starts php as a module.

Nginx forwards http request variables (such as get and user_agent) to php processes, that is, php independent processes, and communicates with nginx. This is called fastcgi running mode.

Therefore, php compiled for apache cannot be used for nginx.

Note: The compiled PHP should have the following functions:

Connect to mysql, gd, ttf, and run in fpm (fascgi) Mode

./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/fastphp \

-- With-mysql = mysqlnd \

-- Enable-mysqlnd \

-- With-gd \

-- Enable-gd-native-ttf \

-- Enable-gd-jis-conv

-- Enable-fpm

After compilation:

1:

Nginx + php configuration is relatively simple, and the core is just one sentence ----

Forward the request information to the PHP process on port 9000,

Let the PHP process PHP files in the specified directory.

Example:

Location ~ \. Php $ {

Root html;

Fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1: 9000;

Fastcgi_index index. php;

Fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $ document_root $ fastcgi_script_name;

Include fastcgi_params;

}

1: php file,

2: locate the root directory in html,

3: transfer the request context to the PHP process at port 9000,

4: Tell the PHP process that the current script is $ document_root $ fastcgi_scriptname.

(Note: PHP will find and process the script, so the script location must be correct)