Hello,
I can't repeat this issue on FreeBSD with same software version (nginx
and php). I also tried again with dragonfly yesterday snapshot without
success.
I don't understand why this corruption is happening, and I have no idea
how to investigate this.
Kind regards
Le 2014-07-02 22:31, Justin Sherrill a écrit :
I'm tempted to say it's something specific to nginx/php - i.e. it will
happen on any platform, not just DragonFly. Can you reproduce it on
any other operating system? (same versions of the software, if
possible.)
On Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 2:51 PM, charles <char...@bsd.zplay.eu> wrote:
Hi,
I was about to write an article about the deployment of Owncloud on
DragonFly BSD but I found a blocking issue.
For the background, owncloud is a php application which let you upload
files
to the server. I use it on fedora, freebsd and openbsd successfully
since a
few years.
I'm using DragonFly v3.8.1-RELEASE #16 amd64.
I installed nginx, php and owncloud with "pkg install nginx owncloud",
copied the nginx configuration from one another of my servers,
everything
starts correctly, the web app is functional.
The weird thing is that when I upload a file, it may be corrupted. A
lot of
files are corrupted once uploaded through the web app. This is easily
visible on jpg files : http://postimg.org/image/4d6x6hlv5/
I tried to install nginx / owncloud / php from ports instead of the
packages, the result is the same. I also tried to change some
parameters in
php and nginx, but I can't find anything that could corrupt the files.
nginx-devel doesn't do better.
The issue is fully reproducible inside a virtual machine running 3.8.1
amd64
(didn't try other version).
When using apache22 with mod_php, everything is working as expected.
So I suspect a problem with nginx or a communication problem between
php and
nginx ? I tried to use php-fpm with TCP or unix socket and the result
is the
same.
If you have any clue, you are welcome ! :)
Kind regards
