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php7.4-fpm service won't start on Dedimax server (Ubuntu 20.04) #64
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Thanks for sharing @gabrielstuff When you say "fresh" install do you mean you spun up a brand new Ubuntu 20.04 VM in this case? Or do you possibly have other versions of PHP installed already on this machine? What is the output of Did you follow the standard SlickStack Also, did SlickStack properly install/modify your Ref: https://mirrors.slickstack.io/php-fpm/ |
hello and thanks for the quick reply. "Fresh" like in brand new instance, just installed without anything on it. The output was something weird that I could not find by googling except in the source code of php-fpm source code:
This appears to be link with root being used by the service because it only tries to As said, after changing the Let me check the file, do you want me to attach them ? how can I make sure they have been correctly created / modified by SlickStack ? I followed the wizard by running : |
I assume perhaps something in PHP-FPM config files did not setup correctly during You can check
...these are boilerplates that are downloaded from our mirrors and then modified during |
Hello,
It all looks clean. Will soon deploy an other slickstack, and will update. |
My php-fpm fails to start on reboot each time - recent server of the last week or two, built from scratch, SS_BUILD="DEC2020A" service rsync status XXXXXXXX@XXXXXXXX:~$ service php7.4-fpm status root@XXXXXXXX:~# journalctl -xe root@XXXXXXXXX:~# mkdir /run/php/ |
Hello. |
Please mention what cloud network and type of server you are using? What errors do you see during installation? It is very difficult to diagnose problems without more information... |
Hi, is it possible that this problem only occurs with V-Servers? the system is a Debian 10. I got the same fail messages as the previous. ● php7.4-fpm.service - The PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager Jan 04 14:55:44 whisky-test systemd[1]: Starting The PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager... but after reboot it will be ● php7.4-fpm.service - The PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager Jan 04 15:00:27 whisky-test systemd[1]: Starting The PHP 7.4 FastCGI Process Manager... If you are use after reboot - mkdir /run/php && service php7.4-fpm start |
For anyone on this thread, SlickStack has only been tested on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on KVM servers. If you are trying to install on another environment, like Debian, or some container or otherwise, you will likely run into problems... If you are using un-supported environments, that is complete at-your-own-risk. |
I have to assume this is caused by faulty packages, possibly vendor-specific (caused by your server provider)... for future Googlers, try purging packages and/or upgrading your entire server and then trying again. Some combination of package repair/reinstallation/upgrade/reboot it seems... Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65766097/problem-getting-php7-4-fpm-to-start-on-ubuntu |
Related: #200 |
I saw this happen again recently on OpenVZ server running Ubuntu 20.04. I'm going to reopen this Issue because we are trying to get SlickStack working reliably on OpenVZ servers if possible... stay tuned. |
First, thanks for this set of scripts which are really useful.
The php-fpm service won't run until I changed the user in the service configuration.
After a fresh install, I ended up with the following :
/lib/systemd/system/php7.4-fpm.service
I've added :
in the
[Service]
section. Final file looks like:I do not know if it is intended or not.
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