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Posted by Steve on 10/05/07 21:28
"ebeard" <ecbearden@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have replaced apache with nginx and now run php in FASTCGI server
> mode like this:
>
> PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN=6 php -b 127.0.0.1:9086 -c /my/php/ini/path
>
> nginx reverse proxies to php and this works great!
>
> Now I want to monitor the php processes using monit but it requires a
> pid file. Here's the question. How do I generate these pid files? I
> would like them to be /var/run and be in the form of:
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> php.9086.pid
>
>
> where the number is the port the php process is bound to.
the webserver is 'bound' to a port. php is a deferred application spun off
of the webserver.
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