Howtos helping to setup a PHP server.
Being notified quickly of errors triggered on a server allow for a quick resolution of problems on a production site. This guide set up a e-mail notification of PHP errors.
PHP messages are often stored in the HTTP server logs. It is easier to watch for security issues when PHP errors are sent to a central location. This guide use syslog to store PHP messages in “/var/log/php.log”.
OPcache improves PHP performance by storing precompiled script bytecode in shared memory, thereby removing the need for PHP to load and parse scripts on each request. This guide describe its installation on Debian.
APCu is a user data cache extension for PHP. It is used by many PHP applications to improve their performances.
Debian’s initial PHP configuration is a very good start. This guide provides adjustments improving upon it.
Memory limit, upload file size, quotes management, etc. are all PHP configuration options which change is required by various Web applications during their installation. This howto provides a command-line tool to automate the edition of PHP global settings.
PHP-FPM is an greatly enhanced FastCGI mechanism for PHP. It greatly raise the performances of PHP sites. This howto help you to setup this software on Debian.