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A vagrant VM for Drupal Development
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[trusty] do we need mod-php for phpmyadmin and xhprof? #120

Closed finnlewis closed 7 years ago

finnlewis commented 8 years ago

Hi guys, I'm liking the trusty branch, and have forked it over at https://github.com/agilecollective/parrot/tree/trusty to allow us to add our gulp based sass compilation gubbins, which is working so far. I couldn't get XHProf working, and then had similar issues with PHPMyAdmin, which I realise is due to the default config files being geared for mod-php rather than php-fpm. After some trial and error with php-fpm config, I installed mod-php in the box and suddenly the XHProf started working for me, and PHPMyAdmin. So does having mod-php installed cause any performance or other issues? If not, is that the path of least resistance? If so, can anyone help with config for XHProf and PHPMyAdmin on php-fpm? Cheers, Finn

darthsteven commented 8 years ago

I'd like to avoid mod-php because using php-fpm should eventually allow things like supporting multiple concurrent versions of PHP using something like phpenv.

That being said, if we've broken XHProf and PHPMyAdmin, that's a serious regression we should sort :)

darthsteven commented 7 years ago

We should fix this so that xhprof is useful again!

darthsteven commented 7 years ago

This was fixed in #136 for both xhprof and phpmyadmin