2014.11.15. 8:28 ezt írta ("Remi Collet" <r...@fedoraproject.org>):
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> FPM state in 5.5.19 / 5.6.3 is quite bad :(
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> I just fix:
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> https://bugs.php.net/68420
> listen=9000 listens to ipv6 localhost instead of all addresses
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> This is obviously a regression.
> Ok, workaround exists, using explicit address which seems the food
> practice.
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> https://bugs.php.net/68421
> access.format='%R' doesn't log ipv6 address
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> Not a big issue.. but need to be fixed, related to the new feature
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> https://bugs.php.net/68423
> PHP-FPM will no longer load all pools
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> This is obviously another regression which break multi-pool configuration.
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> I don't really know how we can improve our workflow to avoid such
> regression, but it seems needed to enlight such new features in RC
> annoucement (even if they could seems trivial), especially when
> allowed in stable branch.
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> SO PLEASE, everyone who can test these patches, please test and give
> feedback [1]
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> Cheers,
> Remi
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> P.S. I will be mostly offline for the week-end, but I plan to rebuild
> the Fedora packages ASAP, and before they go in stable repo.
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> [1] especially for 68423 as it seems the reporter say it is not fixed,
> while another user (of my RPM) say it is.
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Yeah, the test coverage of fpm is lacking, and while this PR contained a
test for testing the happy path (that you can listen on ipv6) but there
were no tests which could have helped us to spot the problems introduced
with the change.
I will make sure to have phpt-s for the reported problems and will also try
to extend the current coverage and I would be glad if others could also
help with that.
