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OK, so you've gone for "one nginx which can read all files".<br>
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Your config looks to me like it should work ok.<br></blockquote><div><br>Yes, my first try is to have just 1 nginx instance, i think is easy to mantain and manage.. and im not comfortable with ports, for what i've understood every nginx instance must have its own port to listen to... <br>
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I think I had suggested just running one fcgi server per user, which would<br>
avoid the "restart" thing. That would probably be the equivalent to your<br>
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> php5-cgi -b /var/run/php5-fpm-test_bar.sock<br>
<br></blockquote><div><br>Yep, running 1 cgi instance per user is more flexible, but will require more effords in maintenance.. easily to fall in a headcache to administer so mny instances (please note that im not a sysadmin and i dont have much experience with server administration, that's why im using a KIS approach)<br>
<br>Of course i know the cron task can not be the solution in production mode, but from my tests seem that fpm could reload the configuration without restart: I haven to try this under a storm of requests, but looks pretty nice.<br>
<br><br>Well, thanks again for your time and suggestion, i'll play around with the configurations hoping to find the 'best' solution.<br><br>Bye!<br></div></div><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Is cuma cá mhinice a théann tú ar strae; is é is tábhachtaí gurb áil leat do bhealach a aimsiú arís.<br>
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