Sadly Airtime is using mod_php from the repos to make the installation on a server. Is there a reason behind this? There are many advantages of using either PHP-FPM or FastCGI (Smaller memory footprint,compatible with many web servers etc.). Especially now that Airtime moves to PHP 5.4 , having other php scripts on the same server (that rely on 5.3) will become a nightmare. So is there a reason behind this decision?
The reason for using mod-php is that in most cases Airtime is very low traffic (it isn't really public facing). However Airtime runs just fine using php-fpm, and you may enable this if you wish to do so. On Jun 2, 2013 4:59 AM, "charos" wrote:
> Sadly Airtime is using mod_php from the repos to make the installation on > a server. Is there a reason behind this? There are many advantages of using > either PHP-FPM or FastCGI (Smaller memory footprint,compatible with many > web servers etc.). > Especially now that Airtime moves to PHP 5.4 , having other php scripts on > the same server (that rely on 5.3) will become a nightmare. > So is there a reason behind this decision? > > >