KlavsKlavsen
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7 years ago I can see (from puppet debug output) that voxpopuli-php uses this check to see if module is enabled: /usr/sbin/phpquery -v 7.0 -s cli -m curl
which results in the above problem. It should check for ALL that it should be enabled for. (cli, fpm.. and what is apache one called on ubuntu?)
Perhaps by having a fact detect available options, by doing: ls /etc/php/7.0/ | grep -v "mods-available" (on my system that renders: cli fpm )
How to reproduce (e.g Puppet code you use)
$_extensions_defaults = { bcmath => { }, curl => { }, soap => { }, mbstring => { }, mcrypt => { }, mysql => { so_name => 'mysqli' }, memcached => { package_prefix => 'php-', }, zip => { }, imagick => { package_prefix => 'php-', }, xmlrpc => { }, apcu => { package_prefix => 'php-', sapi => 'fpm', }, }
class { '::php': manage_repos => false, fpm => true, fpm_pools => { 'www' => {} }, dev => false, package_prefix =>'php7.0-', composer => false, settings => { 'PHP/max_execution_time' => '90', 'PHP/max_input_time' => '300', 'PHP/memory_limit' => $memory_limit, 'PHP/post_max_size' => '32M', 'PHP/upload_max_filesize' => '32M', 'Date/date.timezone' => 'Europe/Copenhagen', }, extensions => $_extensions_defaults, }
What are you seeing
/etc/php/7.0/cli/conf.d | grep curl <-- its there /etc/php/7.0/fpm/conf.d | grep curl <-- its NOT there
What behaviour did you expect instead
that puppet would notice the module was NOT enabled for ALL (and only for cli).
I fixed it by running: phpdismod curl and then it runs: /usr/sbin/phpenmod -v 7.0 -s ALL curl