I didn't try it as it worked with port 8000, I wanted to resolve it and keep my development going. PS: Unix sock didn't work, I don't know why. You must change listen = 127.0.0.1:9000 to listen = 127.0.0.1:8000 in nf because of a bug that keeps default port of fcgi to 8000 (Reference ) For example, some parameters you may want to tune are pm.start_servers (number of child processes at startup), pm.max_spare_servers (maximum number of idle server processes), pm.max_requests (maximum number of requests each child process should execute before respawning), etc… PHP-FPM's configuration file is located at $(brew -prefix)/etc/php/7.1/php-fpm.d/The default configuration is fine for most purposes, but you may want to edit it to suit your needs. #JUST ADD EVERYTHING YOU WANT AS YOU NEED
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks ExecCGI Includes This has to be fixed with high priority as lot of people are affected by this issue.ĮrrorLog "/usr/local/var/logs/webserver-error_log"ĬustomLog "/usr/local/var/logs/webserver-error_log" common
I don't understand why a version of Apache installed through Homebrew would not utilize Homebrew's OpenSSL library, but that's something I've asked to follow up on (with the Apache formula maintainers).
To reiterate here, the root cause of this is httpd loading BoringSSL at runtime, despite PHP and its extensions being compiled against OpenSSL. Please read mongodb/mongo-php-driver#682 (comment) onward (note that I incorrectly assumed he was using the macOS version of httpd in the first comment linked). The issue is there only when it's loaded via httpd, it crashes with Segmentation Fault 11.Īs said by in mongodb/mongo-php-driver#681,īased on your otool -L output you provided and the fact that Apache, PHP, and the driver have all been installed via Homebrew, I believe you're facing the same issue as in mongodb/mongo-php-driver#682. I tried adding MongoDB Driver (mongodb.so 1.3.4) to conf.d and executed few php codes on CLI. As I said in mongodb/mongo-php-driver#682
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