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-====== Request for Comments: FPM SAPI inclusion ====== +====== Request for Comments: FPM INI Syntax ====== 
-  * Version: 1.0 +  * Version: 1.2 
-  * Date: 2010-03-30+  * Date: 2010-04-21
   * Author: Jérôme Loyet <jerome.at.loyet.dot.net>   * Author: Jérôme Loyet <jerome.at.loyet.dot.net>
-  * Status: Under Discussion+  * Status: Implemented in PHP 5.3
   * First Published at: http://wiki.php.net/rfc/fpm/ini_syntax   * First Published at: http://wiki.php.net/rfc/fpm/ini_syntax
  
 This RFC discusses the FPM configuration file syntax and it's replacement from XML to INI. This RFC discusses the FPM configuration file syntax and it's replacement from XML to INI.
 +
 +**WE ARE NOT TALKING HERE ABOUT CHANGING SOMETHING INTO main/* or Zend/*.
 +This dicussion is about sapi/fpm ONLY**
  
 ===== Introduction ===== ===== Introduction =====
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   * At least one **worker** section wich includes:   * At least one **worker** section wich includes:
     * specific simple directives (user=, group=, status=, ...)     * specific simple directives (user=, group=, status=, ...)
-    * specific array directives (env[PATH]=, defines[sendmail_path]=, ...) +    * specific array directives (environment[PATH]=, php_define[sendmail_path]=, ...)
-    * a reference system. A worker can be set as a reference and it'll never be instantiated. Classic workers can use it to defined default values. For exemple, timeout directive are set once in a reference worker and normal workers will use this worker as a reference.+
  
 ===== Implementation ===== ===== Implementation =====
 I propose to implement the previous requirements this way: I propose to implement the previous requirements this way:
-  * The include directive is a simple key/value. The key is called **include**. The value is a pattern recognized by [[http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/cgi-bin/manpage?3+glob|glob(3)]]. With glob(3), a simple file can be set, but also a bunch of file at once (/etc/fpm.d/*.conf). +  * The include directive is a simple key/value. The key is named **include**. The value is a pattern recognized by [[http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/cgi-bin/manpage?3+glob|glob(3)]]. With glob(3), a simple file can be set, but also a bunch of file at once<code>include=/etc/fpm.d/www.my.site.com.conf 
-  * The global section can start with an INI section called globals <code>[globals]</code>. This INI section is not mandatory if directives are set before any other INI sections. +include=/etc/fpm.d/*.conf</code> 
-  * Workers start with a INI sectionThe value of the section is called with the name of the worker. <code>[www.my.site.com]</code>. All the following directives are related to this worker until another INI section starts a new worker+  * The global section can start with an INI section named globals. This INI section is not mandatory if directives are set before any other INI sections. <code>[globals]</code> 
-    * a directive to set the worker as a reference. It's called **is_a_reference** and can be set to yes or no. <code>is_a_reference=yes</code>.(incompatible with **reference**). +  * Simple directive values are simple key/value pairs.<code>daemonize = yes</code> 
-    * a directive to set the reference to useIt's called **reference** and can be set to any worker set as a reference by **is_a_reference**. <code>reference=default</code>. (incompatible with **is_a_reference**). +  * Array directive values are arrays of key/value pairs.<code>environment[PATH] = /bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin 
-\\ +php_define[sendmail_path] = /bin/mini_sendmail -t -i -fwww@my.site.com</code> 
-\\ +  * Workers starts with a INI section. The value of the section is named with the worker's name. All the following directives are related to this worker until another INI section starts a new worker.<code>[www.my.site.com]</code>
-__**The RFC is not yet finished.**__+
  
 +===== Yet known directives =====
 +==== Global directives ====
 +  * **daemonize**. Set to yes/no. Default to yes. Does FPM run as a standalone daemon or stays in foreground (debugging purpose).
 +  * **pid**. Set to PID file location.
 +  * **error_log**. Set to error file location.
 +  * **log_level**. Set the log_level: notice, warn, error or alert.
 +  * **process_control_timeout**. Set a time value.
 +  * **emergency_restart_interval**. Set a time value.
 +  * **emergency_restart_threshold**. Set a time value.
 +
 +==== Worker directives ====
 +  * **user**.
 +  * **group**.
 +  * **pm**.
 +  * **pm.start_servers**.
 +  * **pm.min_spare_servers**.
 +  * **pm.max_spare_servers**.
 +  * **pm.max_children**.
 +  * **pm.max_requests**.
 +  * **pm.status_path**.
 +  * **pm.max_requests**.
 +  * **listen.address**.
 +  * **listen.backlog**.
 +  * **listen.owner**.
 +  * **listen.group**.
 +  * **listen.mode**.
 +  * **listen.allowed_client**.
 +  * **ping.path**.
 +  * **ping.response**.
 +  * **chroot**.
 +  * **chdir**.
 +  * **request_terminate_timeout**.
 +  * **request_slowlog_timeout**.
 +  * **slowlog**.
 +  * **rlimit_core**.
 +  * **rlimit_files**.
 +  * **catch_worker_output**.
 +  * **php_value[]**.
 +  * **php_admin_value[]**.
 +  * **php_flag[]**.
 +  * **php_admin_flag[]**.
 +  * **env[]**.
 +  * **include**.
 +===== Rename directive proposal =====
 +In this section, I want to propose to rename some of the yet know directives.
 +  * **pm.style** to **pm**. Remove **style** and keep only **pm**. It's enough and clearer. It's the main option for the pm subsection.
 +  * **pm.dynamic.start_servers** to **pm.start_servers**. As start_servers is only used with dynamic mode, it's not necessary to precise it's dynamic.
 +  * **pm.dynamic.min_spare_servers** to **pm.min_spare_servers**. Same as start_servers.
 +  * **pm.dynamic.max_spare_servers** to **pm.max_spare_servers**. Same as start_servers.
 +  * **status** to **pm.status_path**. The status directive is directly related to PM as it's its status page.
 +  * **listen_address** to **listen.address**
 +  * **allowed_clients** to **listen.allowed_clients**
 +  * **ping** and **pong** to a subsection:
 +    * **ping.path** to set the ping path request (/ping)
 +    * **ping.response** to set the response from the previous request
 +  * **max_requests** to **pm.max_requests.**. Move this directive to the PM array as it's directly related to PM.
 +  * **environment[]** to **env[]**. The short word env is enough to understand and closer to reality (env shell command).
 +  * **php_define[]** to **php_flag[]**, **php_value[]**, **php_admin_flag[]**, **php_admin_value[]**. This is the same syntax as the apache sapi.
 +
 +===== Examples =====
 +  * [[http://www.fatbsd.com/fpm/xml.html|The previous XML syntax]]
 +  * [[http://www.fatbsd.com/fpm/fpm_ini.html|The new INI syntax]]
 ===== Proposal and Patch ===== ===== Proposal and Patch =====
  
-I've started writting the patch. Work In progress.+  * The first version of the patch is available at http://www.fatbsd.com/fpm/fpm-ini-v1.patch. The include function is not YET implemented, so as the reference system which is maybe too complicated.
  
 ===== Changelog ===== ===== Changelog =====
  
-fat - 2010-03-30 - initial RFC version. +  * fat - 2010-03-30 - initial RFC version. 
 +  * fat - 2010-04-13 - remove unnecessary use of arrays (for pm, ping and listen) + add examples 
 +  * fat - 2010-04-15 - first revision of the patch has been added 
 +  * fat - 2010-04-15 - add warning header to explain this RFC is only about sapi/fpm/
 +  * fat - 2010-04-21 - commit the patch (revision 298281)
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