Yii2-how to configure NGINX + multiple PHP versions?

Last year, the server and PHP were not good. The most recent PHP programmers in the company left the company. I am here to pick you up. I configured a continuous integration environment based on YII2, SVN, and RSYNC. I knew that YII had to be PHP5.4 or above, but I found that the company's old code 100% was PHP5.3, not all... last year, the server and PHP were not good. The most recent PHP programmers in the company left the company. I am here to pick you up.

I configured a continuous integration environment based on YII 2, SVN, and RSYNC. I knew that YII had to be PHP5.4 or above, but I found that the company's old code 100% was PHP5.3, it is impossible to complete the migration.

I originally planned to use PHP 5.6 on nine servers. Today I want to explain again why I still need PHP 5.3 for the eight servers? I am not as good as NGINX + two PHP environments for each server. In this case, the new and old codes can be used.

Has anyone done this?

I found a reference. Http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/a948d6517c63e60a2dcd2e39.html

Please correct me. Thank you.

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Last year, the server and PHP were not good. The most recent PHP programmers in the company left the company. I am here to pick you up.

I configured a continuous integration environment based on YII 2, SVN, and RSYNC. I knew that YII had to be PHP5.4 or above, but I found that the company's old code 100% was PHP5.3, it is impossible to complete the migration.

I originally planned to use PHP 5.6 on nine servers. Today I want to explain again why I still need PHP 5.3 for the eight servers? I am not as good as NGINX + two PHP environments for each server. In this case, the new and old codes can be used.

Has anyone done this?

I found a reference. Http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/a948d6517c63e60a2dcd2e39.html

Please correct me. Thank you.

Enable multiple php-fpm. Different phpfpm versions can be bound to different sock or port.
Nginx forwards php requests to different sock or port according to the condition.

Yes. Let php-fpm of different versions run on different ports, and then ngxin reverse to different upstreams according to the path.

I am sending a configuration file, and I feel a little bit changed, it should be able to meet the requirements of the landlord

CMD starts the PHP and Nginx scripts and adds several versions of php-cgi with different ports.

@ECHO OFFset PHP_FCGI_MAX_REQUESTS=1000echo Starting php-cgiRunHiddenConsole php\php-cgi.exe -b 127.0.0.1:9000 -c config\php_5.5.ini -iecho Starting nginxcd nginxstart nginxEXIT

Then in the Nginx configuration file, specify different applications for different ports of PHP-CGI

        location ~ ^/phpPgAdmin/(.*\.php)$ {            alias          D:/Work/www/tools/phpPgAdmin/$1;            fastcgi_param  SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;            fastcgi_pass   127.0.0.1:9000;            include        fastcgi_params;        }

I adopted an answer, but I did it myself, because I used LNMP and then changed unix_sock.

A new problem occurred during the test today.

I have NGINX + PHP 5.6.6 and PHP5.3.28 on the same physical server, which are separated by unix_sock.

Both PHP can run, but when PHP5.3.28 is running a certain page (jquery mobile + PHP), only half of the page is loaded, and the logs are normal. For another server, only one PHP5.3 can run normally.

Strange: Check that PHP and JQEURY code are exactly the same.

Copy the normally running INI file and restart NGINX and PHP several times. It is only half done.

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