[BlueOnyx:25375] BlueOnyx 5209R and 5210R: PHP-FPM changes

[Michael Stauber]

Hi all,

So far BlueOnyx 5209R and 5210R used a method to implement PHP-FPM that 
caused .htaccess files to be ignored when a *.php page was called.

So if you for example threw in an .htaccess that had some kind of access 
restrictions, then it worked for every file and folder of the directory 
it resided it. But not for *.php pages.

After discussing this issue with Steve Howes (many thanks, Steve!) I 
managed to find a better way that actually allows us to use .htaccess 
and PHP-FPM.

So I just published changes for 5209R and 5210R and released the RPMs 
with these changes to the YUM repositories.

The changes are kinda trivial all things considered:

https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/changeset?reponame=&new=4270%40%2F&old=4265%40%2F

When this YUM update is installed, it won't directly convert the PHP-FPM 
configuration of existing Vsites. That only happens if and when the 
Vsite is modified or some of its settings are changed.

So this change won't rock the boat. Newly created Vsites will directly 
use the new method, though.

Also: If someone for some obscure reason or other cannot live with this 
change, they can simply run ...

touch /etc/sysconfig/bxphp-fpm-old

... and when that empty file is present, BlueOnyx will continue to use 
the old method for both new and old Vsites.

-- 
With best regards

Michael Stauber