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plesk 12 to 12.5 PHP-FPM Issue

H.K

New Pleskian
I have all my domains on nginx and php-fpm and php 5.6

The only version of php i have installed is 5.6 (as installed by plesk) and centos 6.7 php 5.3 via the OS

I have Centos 6.7 and this comes with PHP 5.3. Before upgrade i was running my sites under nginx php-fpm and the centos php 5.3.

Now i have upgraded if i restart my server, if centos php-fpm starts, all sites report as running php 5.3 and for 5.6 the sites reports too many php instances.

If i 'service stop php-fpm' then the sites report php as 5.6 and they run correct.

I am confused, Can i now yum remove php-fpm ? Watchdog seems to be monitoring this instance

Is there a seperate instance of php-fpm installed via plesk for 5.6.

I have tried to install and remove php-fpm via plesk updater, however for some reason it appears there are 2 php-fpm instances running on my server one for 5.3 and one for 5.6.

Can i simply 'yum remove php-fpm' and plesk will looks after php-fpm instance for php 5.6 ?

thanks
 
the service i have is called

plesk-php56-fpm

status running

process

php-fpm: master process (/opt/plesk/php/5.6/etc/php-fpm.conf)

However watchdog cant seem to monitor this, in watchdog i have

To start the service, run the command

/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/phpinimng --type fpm --start

To stop the service, run the command


/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/phpinimng --type fpm --start

Do these need to be changed ?
 
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