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Moses
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Well this is a weird one...

I installed spawn-fcgi and will monitor it to see how it runs.. strangely it doesn't like to startup after a reboot, is there any way on ubuntu where I can check if it's set to run?

I've created an init script at /etc/init.d/init-fastcgi
Running this script manually does start php-cgi
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ps -ef | grep php
www-data 2719 1 0 00:54 ? 00:00:00 /usr/bin/php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000
www-data 2722 2719 1 00:54 ? 00:00:08 /usr/bin/php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000
www-data 2723 2719 0 00:54 ? 00:00:04 /usr/bin/php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000
www-data 2724 2719 0 00:54 ? 00:00:03 /usr/bin/php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000
www-data 2725 2719 0 00:54 ? 00:00:03 /usr/bin/php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000
www-data 2726 2719 0 00:54 ? 00:00:02 /usr/bin/php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000
root 4120 2694 0 01:08 pts/0 00:00:00 grep php


I ran
update-rc.d init-fastcgi defaults

There is a symbolic link in the startup folder
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ls /etc/rc0.d -lthr | grep cgi
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 22 2009-12-17 00:39 K20init-fastcgi -> ../init.d/init-fastcgi


but I need to manually start it after a reboot. Any log I can check for this?

Cheers,
Moses.
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jed
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I like /etc/rc.local for making stuff start at boot which isn't under the control of my package manager. I leave /etc/init.d alone, for the most part.

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atambo
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I basically followed this guide exactly for nginx with fastcgi php on nginx and everything worked fine:

http://tomasz.sterna.tv/2009/04/php-fas ... on-ubuntu/
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Moses
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Thanks Jed for that startup link, it's actually working now.

I've switched over to spawn-fcgi (wish I'd read atambo's link first) and it's been a lot more stable... though I now get this message popping up in my console several times a minute!

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sh: host: not found


It doesn't seem to affect anything, but damn if I know where it's coming from!
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Had something like that error on my install.

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apt-get install host


If I recall, something in your site is trying to do reverse lookups on domains. Install 'host' and the error goes away. Or disable anything doing a reverse lookup.
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Moses
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saiboogu wrote:
Had something like that error on my install.

Code:
apt-get install host


If I recall, something in your site is trying to do reverse lookups on domains. Install 'host' and the error goes away. Or disable anything doing a reverse lookup.

Thanks saiboogu,
That fixed the host not found errors, and replaced them with "invalid query name 1" errors!

I googled this one and it led me to a conflict between that version of host and smf (simple machines forum). The solution was to install bind9-host, and the error has gone now so thanks for your help.
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saiboogu
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Moses wrote:
I googled this one and it led me to a conflict between that version of host and smf (simple machines forum). The solution was to install bind9-host, and the error has gone now so thanks for your help.


That explains why it was familiar, I'm also running SMF. :) Installing 'host' was enough to fix mine, guess we're dealing with different versions. Glad you could find it though.
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