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Bug #1668

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spawn-fcgi sometimes cannot resolve symlinks

Added by Anonymous over 16 years ago. Updated about 16 years ago.

Status:
Invalid
Priority:
Normal
Category:
spawn-fcgi
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Description

Hello,

recently i changed my operadting system from linux to freebsd, which has its default documentroot in /usr/local/www, and linux had it in /var/www. i moved my files to /usr/local/www, but i made a symlink into /var:

'cd /var'

'ln -s ../usr/local/www www'

lighttpd has its old configs, locating files in /var/www, but this shouldn't be a problem with the symlink.

php got its settings locating files in /usr/local/www, and i got sometimes a mystical response from the fcgi-php: 'No input file specified.'

i lowered the spawned processes to 2 (sadly i couldn't lower it to 1), and traced one of the two processes. one of them was the faulty, and i had luck: i have seen that lighttpd passed /var/www (normally) to php-fcgi, and somehow php-fcgi couldn't really resolve the symlink.

the problem solved when i changed /var/www to /usr/local/www in lighty's configuration.

this looks like a problem to me, and it is not unique. i had this situation with one of my other virtualhosts too. the spawned processes are resolving that symlink good in most of the time, but then one process stops resolving it right, and produces the message, as i have written.

this should be a problem.

-- szoftos

Actions #1

Updated by hoffie over 16 years ago

This really looks like a php problem which cannot be solved in lighttpd.

Actions #2

Updated by stbuehler over 16 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Fixed
  • Resolution set to invalid

i have seen that lighttpd passed /var/www (normally) to php-fcgi, and somehow php-fcgi couldn't really resolve the symlink.

not our problem.

Actions #3

Updated by stbuehler about 16 years ago

  • Status changed from Fixed to Invalid
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