Make it possible to serve static files locally with fastcgi upstream #1342
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Would it be possible to merge this PR? Currently FastCGI is not really usable in any practical way. |
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Hoping this get merged soon; would like to use FastCGI backends but having no success :( |
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The idea of this pull request is to allow only sending a chosen list of extensions upstream, so that this container could serve static files itself and only make upstream (PHP-FPM for example) deal with the non-static files.
I have only tested this with fastcgi and PHP-FPM as upstream, but it works quite well here.