Jason Woods писал 2014-08-23 11:44:
> On 23 Aug 2014, at 08:15, Александр Кириллов <nevis2us@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>> Thanks, Jason!
>> I've been using php-cgi, mod_fcgid and suexec combo for years on my
>> servers.
>> Now I want to run php apps in UserDir with user credentials.
>> This probably can be achieved with mod_fcgid and suexec but it seems
>> like I'd need
>> separate fcgi configs and cgi wrappers under suexec docroot for each
>> user.
>> If you know of a simpler way please share your experience.
>
> To be fair you'd still need separate configs for each user even with
> php-fpm to set the user/group for the processes and to set the
> sessions path.
>
> I always did it that way. Unique wrappers for each user and apache
> config for each user setting the suexec user group etc. I had shell
> scripts to generate them for me.
>
> Even with nginx you need config per user but at least you don't need
> any wrappers - you do need a php-fpm config per user tho so it's about
> the same work. I shell scripted this too.
I suspected as much :(
Seems like fpm isn't worth the effort after all
though sharing the opcode cache by php-fpm workers might be interesting.
Thanks a lot for your input!
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