* PHP-5.6:
remove the NEWS entry for the reverted fpm fix
remove the NEWS entry for the reverted fpm fix
remove the NEWS entry for the reverted fpm fix
Revert "Fix Bug #67530 error_log=syslog ignored"
* PHP-5.5:
remove the NEWS entry for the reverted fpm fix
remove the NEWS entry for the reverted fpm fix
Revert "Fix Bug #67530 error_log=syslog ignored"
Apache 2.4.10+ will allow the following:
```
<FilesMatch \.php$>
SetHandler proxy:fcgi://localhost:9000
</FilesMatch>
```
This is much easier than using `ProxyPassMatch` (which prevents rewriting and other stuff) and rewrites (which are a bag of hurt because when combined with user-land `.htaccess` rewrites, there's always rewrite loops, prefix breakage etc (I've tried, for weeks).
It's basically the future of using Apache (via `mod_proxy_fcgi`) together with PHP-FPM. It's also available for older versions as a standalone module, very easy to install: https://gist.github.com/progandy/6ed4eeea60f6277c3e39
However, the two bits of code this commit deletes interfere with that. They both cover CGI-only mode and were copied from that SAPI into the FPM source. See e.g. https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47042
The first deleted part mangled `SCRIPT_NAME` if something like
```
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule (.*) index.php/$1 [L]
```
is used (i.e. rewriting to `PATH_INFO`. The second part drops `PATH_INFO` if there was a `REDIRECT_URL` (with CGI mode, `SCRIPT_FILENAME` in Apache is the path to the PHP binary, and `PATH_INFO` contains the name of the script to run).
Clearly, neither applies in the case of FPM, so both are safe to delete.
This makes it possible to leave the envoronment as is on startup and
pass all the variables to the workers.
The default value of clear_env is "yes", preserving previous behaviour.
Patch by Paul Annesley.
This makes it possible to leave the envoronment as is on startup and
pass all the variables to the workers.
The default value of clear_env is "yes", preserving previous behaviour.
Patch by Paul Annesley.
This makes it possible to leave the envoronment as is on startup and
pass all the variables to the workers.
The default value of clear_env is "yes", preserving previous behaviour.
Patch by Paul Annesley.
This makes it possible to leave the envoronment as is on startup and
pass all the variables to the workers.
The default value of clear_env is "yes", preserving previous behaviour.
Patch by Paul Annesley.
* 'fpm-apparmor-fixed' of https://github.com/notti/php-src:
Add some basic and apparmor tests to fpm
Add --force-stderr to fpm
Add apparmor change hat functionality to fpm
Remi Collet