php-fpm startup script in LNMP environment

Install LNMP environment,PHP5.4.37 version installed successfully, add PHP-FPM service to system startup item, error service PHP-FPM does not support Chkconfig ; PHP-FPM service does not support Chkconfig ;

Edit/etc/init.d/php-fpm startup script, after opening is garbled, look for the reason is copy php-fpm startup script file error.

From the same environment in the same version of PHP copy php-fpm startup script, re-edit paste, save exit, you can normally join the startup item; A friend who encounters the same situation can copy the script directly, keeping the same path as the script content.

The PHP-FPM startup script reference is as follows:

#! /bin/sh### begin init info# provides:           php-fpm# Required-Start:     $remote _fs  $network #  required-stop:      $remote _fs  $network # default-start:      2 3 4 5# default-stop:      0 1 6#  Short-Description: starts php-fpm# Description:        starts the php fastcgi process manager daemon### end init  infoprefix=/usr/local/phpexec_prefix=${prefix}php_fpm_bin=${exec_prefix}/sbin/php-fpmphp_fpm_conf=${prefix}/ etc/php-fpm.confphp_fpm_pid=${prefix}/var/run/php-fpm.pidphp_opts= "--fpm-config  $php _fpm_conf --pid   $php _fpm_pid "wait_for_pid  ()  { try=0 while test  $try  -lt 35  ; do  case  "$"  in    ' created ')    if [ -f  "$"  ] ; then     try= '     break   fi   ;;     ' removed ')    if [ ! -f  "$"  ] ; then     try= '     break   fi   ;;   esac  echo -n .  try= ' expr  $try  + 1 '   sleep  1 done}case  " in start"   echo -n  "starting php-fpm  "   $php _fpm_bin --daemonize  $php _opts  if [ " $? "  != 0 ] ; then   echo  " failed"    exit 1   fi  wait_for_pid created  $php _fpm_pid  if [ -n  "$try"  ] ; then   echo  " failed"    exit 1  else   echo  " done"   fi ;;  stop)   echo -n  "gracefully shutting down php-fpm "   if  [ ! -r  $php _fpm_pid ] ; then   echo  "Warning, no  pid file found - php-fpm is not running ? "    exit 1  fi  kill -QUIT  ' cat  $php _fpm_pid '    wait_for_pid removed  $php _fpm_pid  if [ -n  "$try"  ] ;  then   echo  " failed. use force-quit"    exit 1   else   echo  " done"   fi ;;  status)   if [ ! -r  $php _fpm_pid ] ; then    echo  "php-fpm is stopped"    exit 0  fi&Nbsp; pid= ' cat  $php _fpm_pid '   if ps -p  $PID  | grep -q $ pid; then   echo  "php-fpm  (pid  $PID)  is running ..."    else   echo  "Php-fpm dead but pid file exists"   fi  ;;  force-quit)   echo -n  "terminating php-fpm "   if [ !  -r  $php _fpm_pid ] ; then   echo  "warning, no pid  file found - php-fpm is not running ? "    exit 1  fi  kill -TERM  ' cat  $php _fpm_pid '    wait_for_pid removed  $php _fpm_pid  if [ -n  "$try"  ] ;  then   echo  " failed"    exit 1  else    echo  " done"   fi ;;  restaRT)   $0 stop  $0 start ;;  reload)   echo -n  "reload service php-fpm "   if [  ! -r  $php _fpm_pid ] ; then   echo  "Warning, no pid  file found - php-fpm is not running ? "    exit 1  fi  kill -USR2  ' cat  $php _fpm_pid '    echo  " done"  ;;  *)   echo  "Usage: $0 {start|stop|force-quit|restart|reload|status}"    exit 1 ;; Esac

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php-fpm startup script in LNMP environment