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3 years ago
I have question about PHP modules that I can't understand very well how they work and I will appreciate your help.
If I have installed mod_php7 and the package contains php7, mod_php7 and php7-zts I assume that php7 are the main php files (correct me if I am wrong).
I did a lot of reading and found out that mod_php, php-fpm and FastCGI are modules for PHP that can be used.
If I install php7-fpm it doesnt include same extensions as mod_php7. My question is Do I have to install php7 and php7-zts and then install php7-fpm to make PHP work?
Another question is If I have already installed mod_php7 package that includes php7, mod_php7 and php7-zts, can I install php7-fpm and replace mod_php?
And do Apache and php-fpm work well or Nginx and php-fpm is better?