PHP 5.6, mod_php vs php-fpm

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Hi,

If you haven't notice it yet, PHP 5.6.0 is now GA.
Packages already built and available for F21+


As with httpd 2.4.10 and php 5.6.0, php-fpm now works out of the box, it
make sense to give user the choice between mod_php and php-fpm.


Usually a webapp (which provide configuration for Apache) use

   Requires:  httpd   mod_php

It can now use, instead:

   Requires:  httpd   php(httpd)

Or even (if you want to drop dependency on Apache, but this will very
probably won't work out of the box, as other webserver will require some
configuration changes)

   Requires:  webserver   php(httpd)  httpd-filesystem

(httpd-filesystem required for configuration directory ownership)


Tests and feedback welcome.

Remi.

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