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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by PBal <bp...@axelero.hu> on 2001/12/19 15:47:16 UTC
apache 2.0 perchild with php
Hi Everyone!
I tried lots of stuff to get this setup working, but without success.
The perchild MPM is important, because I have different sites hosted on a machine any
it would be good if they couldn't read echo others php scripts, so I'd have to run them as
different users (there are passwords in those files, for instance).
The story:
The first thing I tried was 2.028 beta with php 4.1. Compiled Apache with modifying a
line (probably a type error?) in the source file perchild.c. Compiled php without
problems.
Edited httpd.conf appropiately; inserted line LoadModule, [...] application/x-httpd-php
[...] and the rest...
Result: It always just returned the php files without processing. I thought let's try a
newer PHP version. Compiled last weeks CVS tree. And it finally did what it was
expected to! index.php returned an error that an included file could not be found. This
was logical, because there was no php.ini and the include dir was not configured. I set
up php.ini in the directory shown by phpinfo(), and restarted the server: SEGFAULT.
When I removed php.ini, it worked again...
Then I tried the latest apache CVS, but perchild didn't compile in any of them. I even
tried 2.0.18 with php 4.0.6, both official releases. They compiled wonderfully compared
to what I've expected, but it returns the pages unprocessed! After almost a week of
continous compiling and some "experience" I thought someone in this world surely
succeeded with this, so what should I try to make it work?... waiting for the final release
is no option. :)
Is there another way of doing the same thing (running PHPs as different users)?
If yes, what exactly?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Balazs
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Re: apache 2.0 perchild with php
Posted by Ryan Bloom <rb...@covalent.net>.
It compiles and serves pages again already. Getting it to pass file descriptors
between child processes is a much longer term project. The current code
relies on an infrastructure that was removed from Apache a few months ago.
It is also incredibly Linux-centric. I have the design for the new algorithm, and
I have explained it to a few people. Aaron Bannert is going to start to work
on an IPC layer for APR which will allow the file descriptor passing to be more
cross-platform than it is now. Don't expect anything until late January at the
earliest.
Ryan
On Wednesday 19 December 2001 10:26 am, PBal wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > I'll be working on getting perchild working again starting today or tomorrow.
> >
> > I've been too busy to keep it up-to-date, but since so many people have
> > mentioned needing it, I'm going to just hack through it ASAP.
> >
> > Ryan
>
> Can you please inform the "community" when you succeed?
> I'll mirror the latest source then. (Hope I won't get that PHP-problem again.)
> Thanks very much!
>
> Balazs
>
>
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Re: apache 2.0 perchild with php
Posted by PBal <bp...@axelero.hu>.
Hi!
> I'll be working on getting perchild working again starting today or tomorrow.
>
> I've been too busy to keep it up-to-date, but since so many people have
> mentioned needing it, I'm going to just hack through it ASAP.
>
> Ryan
Can you please inform the "community" when you succeed?
I'll mirror the latest source then. (Hope I won't get that PHP-problem again.)
Thanks very much!
Balazs
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Re: apache 2.0 perchild with php
Posted by Ryan Bloom <rb...@covalent.net>.
On Wednesday 19 December 2001 06:47 am, PBal wrote:
I'll be working on getting perchild working again starting today or tomorrow.
I've been too busy to keep it up-to-date, but since so many people have
mentioned needing it, I'm going to just hack through it ASAP.
Ryan
> Hi Everyone!
>
> I tried lots of stuff to get this setup working, but without success.
> The perchild MPM is important, because I have different sites hosted on a machine any
> it would be good if they couldn't read echo others php scripts, so I'd have to run them as
> different users (there are passwords in those files, for instance).
> The story:
> The first thing I tried was 2.028 beta with php 4.1. Compiled Apache with modifying a
> line (probably a type error?) in the source file perchild.c. Compiled php without
> problems.
> Edited httpd.conf appropiately; inserted line LoadModule, [...] application/x-httpd-php
> [...] and the rest...
> Result: It always just returned the php files without processing. I thought let's try a
> newer PHP version. Compiled last weeks CVS tree. And it finally did what it was
> expected to! index.php returned an error that an included file could not be found. This
> was logical, because there was no php.ini and the include dir was not configured. I set
> up php.ini in the directory shown by phpinfo(), and restarted the server: SEGFAULT.
> When I removed php.ini, it worked again...
> Then I tried the latest apache CVS, but perchild didn't compile in any of them. I even
> tried 2.0.18 with php 4.0.6, both official releases. They compiled wonderfully compared
> to what I've expected, but it returns the pages unprocessed! After almost a week of
> continous compiling and some "experience" I thought someone in this world surely
> succeeded with this, so what should I try to make it work?... waiting for the final release
> is no option. :)
>
> Is there another way of doing the same thing (running PHPs as different users)?
> If yes, what exactly?
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>
> Balazs
>
>
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