php-fpm seems to be missing a feature that could be really useful in a
shared hosting environment like the one I'm currently setting up.
When dynamically creating pools for new domains, the corresponding unix
socket isn't being created after having issued a SIGUSR2. It seems that
currently it is impossible to gracefully create a communication socket
on-the-fly, which means that php-fpm would have to be stopped/restarted.
This isn't very handy, for obvious reasons.
Any insights into a graceful solution to this problem would be most
appreciated!
shared hosting environment like the one I'm currently setting up.
When dynamically creating pools for new domains, the corresponding unix
socket isn't being created after having issued a SIGUSR2. It seems that
currently it is impossible to gracefully create a communication socket
on-the-fly, which means that php-fpm would have to be stopped/restarted.
This isn't very handy, for obvious reasons.
Any insights into a graceful solution to this problem would be most
appreciated!