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First of all, thank you very much for at least trying to get me some help!
This is what I had first thought, because I can't find any relevant string anywhere by just grep-ing the template folder. I don't know if there are better ways to search, if that's the case, I'm willing to learn. But...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that will only have effect on where httpd will send its requests (i.e. unix socket or tcp connection), but not customize the path to the socket in the /opt/plesk/php/[phpver]/etc/php-fpm.d/[domainname].conf file. Right?
Sure, thank you, but this is on a per domain basis and knew that already. What I am trying to achieve is one system-wide setting that will, from now on, and for every domain created, use the new listen directive. Or even better, in the same conf file, leave the listen directive as is and set a...
An alternative (and considering the downsides that you mention, maybe better) approach to what I want to achieve would be to move the php-fpm.sock to a path that's different from the /var/www/vhosts/system/$pool defined in the prefix directive in...
This is a very particular use case indeed, so I'm aware of the limitations and issues that may arise.
When it comes to the first of your points, I have already set up a way to make all new domains point to what I want (i.e. TCP connection, not unix socket). The only thing that's left is creating...
I need to set my server so that all domains created from now onwards that are using PHP-FPM will listen to 127.0.0.1:9000 instead of php-fpm.sock, which seems to be the default setting.
There are no existing domains at the moment, so I only care about what's going to be created after applying...
Year 2024, no news on the subject. Anyway I would like to ask, what are you synching in the multimaster mysql database? Everything or... which databases/tables?