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docs/configuration-files/php-fpm-conf.rst
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@ -44,12 +44,30 @@ See the directory structure for PHP-FPM configuration directories inside ``./cfg
Customization is achieved by placing a file into ``cfg/php-fpm-X.X/`` (where ``X.X`` stands for
your PHP version). The file must end by ``.conf`` in order to be sourced by the PHP-FPM server.
Each of the PHP-FPM conf configuration directories already contain an example file:
``devilbox-custom.conf-example``, that can simply be renamed to ``devilbox-custom.conf``.
This file holds some example values that can be adjusted or commented out.
Each of the PHP-FPM conf configuration directories already contains three example file:
``devilbox-fpm.conf-default``, ``devilbox-fpm.conf-pm_dynamic`` and ``devilbox-fpm.conf-pm_ondemand``.
**devilbox-fpm.conf-default**
This file holds the exact settings that are currently in place by each PHP-FPM container.
Copy it (do not simply rename it) to a different file ending by ``.conf`` and start adjusting it.
**devilbox-fpm.conf-pm_dynamic**
This file holds some sane example configuration to switch PHP-FPM scheduler to ``dynamic``
(The default is ``ondemand``).
Copy it (do not simply rename it) to a different file ending by ``.conf`` and start adjusting it.
**devilbox-fpm.conf-pm_ondemand**
This file holds the current default values for the PHP-FPM scheduler which is using ``ondemand``.
Copy it (do not simply rename it) to a different file ending by ``.conf`` and start adjusting it.
**How to apply the settings**
In order for the changes to be applied, you will have to restart the Devilbox.
.. seealso::
To find out about all available PHP-FPM directives, global or pool specific have a look
at its documentation: https://secure.php.net/manual/en/install.fpm.configuration.php

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docs/configuration-files/php-ini.rst
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@ -37,9 +37,22 @@ See the directory structure for PHP configuration directories inside ``./cfg/``
Customization is achieved by placing a file into ``cfg/php-ini-X.X/`` (where ``X.X`` stands for
your PHP version). The file must end by ``.ini`` in order to be sourced by the PHP-FPM server.
Each of the PHP ini configuration directories already contain an example file:
``devilbox-custom.ini-example``, that can simply be renamed to ``devilbox-custom.ini``.
This file holds some example values that can be adjusted or commented out.
Each of the PHP ini configuration directories already contains two example files:
``devilbox-php.ini-default`` and ``devilbox-php.ini-xdebug``.
**devilbox-php.ini-default**
This file holds the exact settings that are currently in place by each PHP-FPM container.
Copy it (do not simply rename it) to a different file ending by ``.ini`` and start adjusting it.
**devilbox-php.ini-xdebug**
This file holds some sane example configuration to get you started with Xdebug.
Copy it (do not simply rename it) to a different file ending by ``.ini`` and start adjusting it.
.. important:: For Xdebug to work, there are other changes requires as well: :ref:`configure_php_xdebug`
**How to apply the settings**
In order for the changes to be applied, you will have to restart the Devilbox.