####Table of Contents
- Overview - What is the PHP module?
- Module Description - What does the module do?
- Setup - The basics of getting started with PHP
- Usage - The classes, defined types, and their parameters available for configuration
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
The php module installs, configures, and manages PHP.
The php module handles installing and configuring PHP across a range of operating systems and distributions.
- Installing php
- Installing php modules
- php.ini
Getting started with this module is as simple as specifying the following in your manifest:
class { 'php': }If you would like to customize your php.ini a bit, here is a brief example using 2 parameters:
class { 'php': memory_limit => '256M', upload_max_filesize => '8M' }The following parameters are available in the php module:
- engine
- short_open_tag
- asp_tags
- precision
- y2k_compliance
- output_buffering
- zlib_output_compression
- implicit_flush
- unserialize_callback_func
- serialize_precision
- allow_call_time_pass_reference
- safe_mode
- safe_mode_gid
- safe_mode_include_dir
- safe_mode_exec_dir
- safe_mode_allowed_env_vars
- safe_mode_protected_env_vars
- disable_functions
- disable_classes
- expose_php
- max_execution_time
- max_input_time
- memory_limit
- error_reporting
- display_errors
- display_startup_errors
- log_errors
- log_errors_max_len
- ignore_repeated_errors
- ignore_repeated_source
- report_memleaks
- track_errors
- html_errors
- variables_order
- request_order
- register_globals
- register_long_arrays
- register_argc_argv
- auto_globals_jit
- post_max_size
- magic_quotes_gpc
- magic_quotes_runtime
- magic_quotes_sybase
- auto_prepend_file
- auto_append_file
- default_mimetype
- doc_root
- user_dir
- enable_dl
- file_uploads
- upload_max_filesize
- allow_url_fopen
- allow_url_include
- default_socket_timeout
- define_syslog_variables
- SMTP
- smtp_port
- sendmail_path
- mail_add_x_header
- sql_safe_mode
- odbc_allow_persistent
- odbc_check_persistent
- odbc_max_persistent
- odbc_max_links
- odbc_defaultlrl
- odbc_defaultbinmode
- mysql_allow_persistent
- mysql_max_persistent
- mysql_max_links
- mysql_default_port
- mysql_default_socket
- mysql_default_host
- mysql_default_user
- mysql_default_password
- mysql_connect_timeout
- mysql_trace_mode
- mysqli_max_links
- mysqli_default_port
- mysqli_default_socket
- mysqli_default_host
- mysqli_default_user
- mysqli_default_pw
- mysqli_reconnect
- pgsql_allow_persistent
- pgsql_auto_reset_persistent
- pgsql_max_persistent
- pgsql_max_links
- pgsql_ignore_notice
- pgsql_log_notice
- sybct_allow_persistent
- sybct_max_persistent
- sybct_max_links
- sybct_min_server_severity
- sybct_min_client_severity
- bcmath_scale
- session_save_handler
- session_save_path
- session_use_cookies
- session_use_only_cookies
- session_name
- session_auto_start
- session_cookie_lifetime
- session_cookie_path
- session_cookie_domain
- session_cookie_httponly
- session_serialize_handler
- session_gc_probability
- session_gc_divisor
- session_gc_maxlifetime
- session_bug_compat_42
- session_bug_compat_warn
- session_referer_check
- session_entropy_length
- session_entropy_file
- session_cache_limiter
- session_cache_expire
- session_use_trans_sid
- session_hash_function
- session_hash_bits_per_character
- url_rewriter_tags
- mssql_allow_persistent
- mssql_max_persistent
- mssql_max_links
- mssql_min_error_severity
- mssql_min_message_severity
- mssql_compatability_mode
- mssql_secure_connection
- tidy_clean_output
- soap_wsdl_cache_enabled
- soap_wsdl_cache_dir
- soap_wsdl_cache_ttl
This module has been built and tested against Puppet 3.0 and higher.
The module has been tested on:
- RedHat Enterprise Linux 6
- CentOS 6
Testing on other platforms has been light and cannot be guaranteed.