I really hate that php-fpm is versioned in things like socket file names, wtf

[eloy@hsnl.social]

I really hate that php-fpm is versioned in things like socket file names, wtf

[eloy@hsnl.social]

then the default nginx config example shipped by the distro breaks because it is using an older version

[eloy@hsnl.social]

current having to "reverse engineer" some foss tool to make it run without docker because there are of course zero install instructions otherwise

[opentechfan@exquisite.social]

@eloy basicly the result of webhosting business, where you need to support multiple versions of php on the same platform.

[blackdragon@hsnl.social]

@eloy why not just run it in docker/podman?

[lunadragofelis@void.lgbt]

@eloy and probably very little useful documentation on the internals otherwise, too?

[mark@mastodon.fixermark.com]

@eloy Docker solves a lot of problems but the documentation / discoverability problem isn't one of them. I frequently find published containers where the only way to really know how to use them in Docker is to tear them apart (because they're configured with like 50 env vars and the container publisher only thought to explicitly mention 10 of them).

[khleedril@cyberplace.social]

@eloy This is sad, but I'm currently reverse-engineering a FOSS Rust crate because the documentation is just too inadequate. I don't know what the solution is when developers just want to develop.

[atax1a@infosec.exchange]

@BlackDragon @eloy things that aren't linux generally don't have docker or podman, not everyone has containerized their whole brain

[rootwyrm@weird.autos]

@atax1a @BlackDragon @eloy and some of us telling people to stop doing stupid shit like that, have been doing containerization longer than many of these people have been on this Earth. And no, I am not exaggerating in the least.

[reynir@social.data.coop]

@eloy the Dockerfile is the installation instructions 🥲