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Topic: virtualhost-based fcgi hhvm implementation |
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IceReaper
Joined: 27 May 2014 Posts: 1
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Posted: Tue 27 May '14 13:03 Post subject: virtualhost-based fcgi hhvm implementation |
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OS: Ubuntu 14.04 64bit
Apache: 2.4.7 from Ubuntu Repository
HHVM: 3.0.1 from HHVM Repository
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I am trying to get a solid webserver running which will host my future customer-projects. I decided to use HHVM over PHP for several reason so this is what i came up with:
First of all - i have not changed any configuration in apache and hhvm.
The important part is, that even if any client-website is hacked, it should not be possible for the hacker to access files outside of the vhost docroot.
HHVM is started globaly at default with permission to read from /.
As i want to avoid generating a new port for every customer, i want to use unix sockets for connection.
So each of my apache virtualhosts should do the following:
- listen on one hostname (plus optional aliases)
- start its own hhvm instance with its own unix socket and pid
- add some kind of open_basedir parameter for this hhvm instance to chroot it to the web-folder.
- send all requests of .php or .hh files to the hhvm instance
(so in theory the same as simple virtualhosts with open_basedir set it php)
I tried using hhvm sandboxes (did not do anything at all). I tried using mod_fcgid, mod_fastcgi, mod_proxy_fcgi. However nothing worked out. Got a bunch of 404, 403, Internal Server Errors.. Would be a real bunch to post them all.
Also it might be important to note: i do not want to create unix-users for every vhost. Everything should run under www-data group and user.
So my question is: Can anyone help me or maybe even post a working virtualhost which does exactly this?
Thanks for any help i might get, even if it are just some snippets, as i am willing to continue digging into this till it works.
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Okay, i nearly got it. All i need to do is to start the fastcgi server correctly from within the virtualhost.
This is my working virtualhost: http://pastebin.com/3SuZM4CM
This is my working ssh start command: http://pastebin.com/CWLCixz6
So if anyone can show me how to implement the start command into the virtualhost, so it gets automaticaly started / stopped with apache, this whole thing is done! |
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James Blond Moderator
Joined: 19 Jan 2006 Posts: 7371 Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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Posted: Tue 05 Aug '14 16:09 Post subject: |
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You want to start apache on system start? or your ssh start command? |
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