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Improved PHP-FPM section to list the common patterns to find a front …
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Expand Up @@ -57,6 +57,22 @@ run the Symfony server in the background:
# show the latest log messages
$ symfony server:log

Enabling PHP-FPM
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When the server starts it will check the ``public`` folder for an ``index.php``
file. If this file is found the server will automatically start with PHP-FPM
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@fabpot can you please check the first sentence? From your comment in the referenced issue, I get the feeling that more front-controller files are checked than just public/index.php?

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Yes, it checks for "common" patterns like web/app.php, web/app_dev.php or public/index.php.

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I have changed the text to mention those common patterns

enabled. Otherwise the server will start without PHP-FPM and will show a
``Page not found`` page when trying to access a ``.php`` file in the browser.

.. tip::

When an index.html and an index.php file are present the server will still
start with PHP-FPM enabled but the index.html will take precedence over the
index.php file. This means when an index.html file is present in
``public``, it will be displayed instead of the index.php which would show
e.g. the Symfony application.

Enabling TLS
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