About the Opal5 PHP-FPM issue

tari

I'm aware of the situation with Opal5. For the last 1-2 days I've been doing the following routine every few hours:

Create a PHP-FPM app
Check if the UUID is appears in /var/run/php-fpm/*.sock
Delete the app

My question is whether this "poking" is necessary, or will all existing PHP-FPM applications have their sockets generated once PHP becomes available?

johns

You do not need to delete/recreate the application or do any other user-side administrative tasks to resolve this issue.
PHP-FPM will manage these socket files when it comes back online. The bug we are currently working on has to do with the php-fpm master process dying/stalling, which is causing the sockets to disappear. We have implemented some hotfixes which reduce from happening. As well as some monitors so our staff can watch it and bring the servers back online quickly. We will continue to monitor the situation and apply fixes as more information becomes available. Thank you for your efforts nonetheless.

tari

@johns

Thank for the answer.

I have been making test apps because on my end this manifests differently: The issue is not intermittent- creating a PHP-FPM application never produces the *.sock files at all, so I haven't been able to test any PHP yet.

sean

tari You have to add the application to a site before the socket file will be created.

tari

sean

I apologise for my issue somehow got forked into two discussions... You can remove this thread to avoid clutter, if that helps. I will reply in the original one.

sean

tari no worries :-)