[BlueOnyx:24398] Re: post_max_size is not reflected

[Tomohiro Hosaka]

Hi Michael,

2020年10月21日(水) 6:41 Michael Stauber <mstauber at blueonyx.it>:
>
> Hi Tomohiro,
>
> > In the case of PHP-FPM on 5209R, the post_max_size set in the admin
> > page is not reflected.
> >
> > I've checked that /etc/php-fpm.d/siteXX.conf has been changed.
> >
> > And I confirmed that it is reflected by doing systemctl restart php-fpm.
> >
> > Normally, I understand that the settings are reflected immediately
> > after setting up from the admin page, but is this a bug?
>
> The settings under "Server Management" / "Security" / "PHP" are sort of
> a template. When you create a new Vsite, then the PHP settings from
> there are taken and are used as the PHP defaults for that new Vsite.
>
> On a Vsite level under "Site Management" / <Site> / "Services" / "PHP"
> each Vsite starts with the PHP defaults, but you can modify the PHP
> settings individually for each Vsite.

I changed it from here and the phpinfo() result was also unchanged.
When I actually uploaded it, it didn't change.

I ran systemctl restart php-fpm and the change was made.

Is it possible that php-fpm has not been restarted after the changes
were made from the admin panel?

Thanks,



>
> Depending on which PHP method the Vsite uses these settings are stored
> in whatever config file is appropriate for the use PHP implementation:
>
> - PHP (DSO): The settings go into the Apache <VirtualHost>-container of
> that Vsite.
>
> - PHP (DSO + mod_ruid2): The settings go into the Apache
> <VirtualHost>-container of that Vsite.
>
> - suPHP: The settings go into the separate php.ini of that Vsite
>
> - FPM/FastCGI: The settings go into the PHP-FPM siteXX.conf of the
> chosen PHP version for that Vsite. Which might be under the path of the
> onboard PHP-FPM or one of the config paths of one of the Solarspeed
> PHP's from the BlueOnyx shop. Such as /etc/php-fpm-7.4.d/ or similar.
>
> Depending on which PHP implementation is used, the respective service(s)
> will be restarted after a configuration change.
>
> Saving the settings under "Server Management" / "Security" / "PHP" will
> not modify the PHP settings of any Vsite as we want to have the ability
> to run Vsites with different PHP settings.
>
> --
> With best regards
>
> Michael Stauber
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