Nginx and PHP-FPM Install Done but...
I am new here but have been working with Linux systems for several years and have a particular love for Debian. So my Linode is naturally running squeeze. I am happy to be a part of this community.
I have a question regarding Nginx and PHP5-FPM installations.
So I followed this thread because I was interested in using php-fpm
In order to get php5-fpm installed using apt-get I needed to add this source.
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The ramifications of this are that now the latest version of nginx is available to me but I am worried about the consequences this added source list entry might have on the security of the server.
I noticed after searching on the forum that others are using PHP5-FPM installs. This made me curious about any different procedures used to install this in an effort to figure out the best solution for my own Linode.
Any help with this is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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If you want to do the work yourself, then you should look into taking the official packages from the unstable repos (
This can be as simple as changing one or two words and recompiling. That is assuming that the updated version does everything you want, and that no package dependency problems are introduced with the new version.
If you need something different than the updated stock package, then you can start learning how to edit the package. The dotdeb.org packages sometimes have changes from the stock Debian packages.
A common scenario is where you use nginx but you want to use a third party module like cache-purge. nginx requires recompiling to add modules.
Also php is running great.
Thanks!