Looks like for the time being this is the best:
# change this based on desired locale
ln -fs /usr/share/zoneinfo/US/Pacific-New /etc/localtime
dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata
ignore /etc/timezone, that seems to be properly reflected after the
dpkg-reconfigure...
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What I just noticed (on an Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS, using ondrej's PPA) is
that /etc/init.d/php5-fpm still exists.
When I issue "service php5-fpm reload" - my FPM engines disappear, even
though I have /etc/init/php5-fpm.conf and /etc/init/php5-fpm.override
set to enable the "reload" parameter.
Looks l
+1
We have this issue too. Seems the "reload signal USR2" being in the
official php5-fpm.conf is still commented out. Not sure why, as it
should be able to be pinned just to recent versions of Upstart /
releases.
I have used Robie's suggestion #3 above in an .override file, and that
seems to work
yeah, woops. I did apt-add-repository ppa:ondrej/php5-oldstable, but
apparently it redirects to ondrej/php5 without me realizing it. I do
appreciate the new upstart style approach to the init script, that was a
great change. I was concerned converting initscripts to upstart would
lose custom action
will this be backported to php5-oldstable as well? I'm running saucy,
which means php5-oldstable is PHP 5.5.3 currently. there is no PHP 5.4
from dotdeb. I am a little hesitant to change to just "php5" instead of
"php5-oldstable" as I don't want to inherit PHP 5.6/something else in
the future on ac
I don't consider that correct. It worked fine prior to 11.04.
I consider this a regression, all that needs to be done is add a symlink
in the libpng package and a symlink in libjpeg (possibly depending on
version used) and PHP is happy.
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Building it from source from php.net. Not Ubuntu source packages.
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Title:
FTBFS due to libpng (and lesser libjpeg)
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This could be filed under libpng perhaps, as that seems like the place
to put a workaround; not sure.
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Title:
FTBFS due to libpng (and lesser libj
It might also be fixed by the same approach used here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/739977
Working configure string (for PHP 5.3.6, but was the same since PHP
5.3.3)
./configure \
--enable-fpm \
--enable-cli \
--enable-inline-optimization \
--disable-rpath \
--disable-ipv6
Public bug reported:
As described here:
http://www.nigeldunn.com/2011/05/14/ubuntu-11-04-libjpeg-so-libpng-so-php-installation-issues/
There is no proper fix yet for libpng - just manually symlinking, which
is bad.
For libjpeg, I was able to use the "libjpeg8-dev" package and that
resolved it.
recent versions seem to be fine, from what i can tell.
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When the source is merged (PHP 5.4 is when I expect it) it -will- be
part of PHP core and can enabled with a simple configure switch. It
won't require any patches or anything special. I don't see why when PHP
5.4 comes out it wouldn't be an option to include. If someone installs a
PHP 5 w/ FastCGI
I meant in the description or changelog putting a note "PHP-FPM SAPI
included (experimental)" or something.
It should be included in PHP 5.4 core, which should make it good enough
to add in :)
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It should be included but marked as experimental. It is stable in the
5.2 patch, and by the time Debian will adopt it I would say the new PHP
core-packaged 5.3.x/5.4+ version would be stable enough to include,
perhaps with small print of "experimental"
Without that option it will never have a chan
Again - can someone make a CD w/ this kernel on it already for us? :)
Even a vanilla server CD w/ the kernel injected in it would work.
Ideally it would be an official CD, but even someone who knows how to do
it would work.
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+1 that would greatly help the adoption of this. probably isn't -too-
difficult for someone who knows what they're doing.
of course, i assume that once it is installed that it won't downgrade
the kernel to a previous version - that the hardy kernels now all have
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