Hello, I know this is not a specifically a Cherokee question, but I thought I would give it a try if anyone might throw me a bone.
First of all I need to explain that I am trying to stick with the packages provided by my distro which is Fedora 13, rather than installing from source. Secondly my overall goal is to simply know how to run PHP through php-fpm with Cherokee. I did a little research into php-fpm and found out that the reason Fedora does not provide a package for it is because Fedora already provides PHP 5.3.3, which also says that it now comes pre-packaged with php-fpm. The package I installed to run php through Cherokee was php-cli, which comes with the php command line and CGI interfaces. I did not think I needed the full php package because its dependancies include httpd (apache) to run the mod_php for apache. Since I am running Cherokee, this seemed unnecessary and I thought I installed just what I needed. My problem now is that I have no I idea where or how to get php-fpm up and running. Is it with the full php package that I did not install? Is it hidden somewhere in the configuration of the php-cli or php-common packages? Am I totally missing something that is right in front of my face? Any help on this would be much appreciated. Thank you, Jim Isaacs _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
