Worker Caddyfile example not working

[chrisgoldberg1]

{
	frankenphp {
		worker /path/to/app/public/index.php <num>
		worker /path/to/other/public/index.php <num>
	}
}

app.example.com {
	root * /path/to/app/public
	php_server
}

other.example.com {
	root * /path/to/other/public
	php_server
}

also tried the lavarel demo one. No idea how to make the subdomain vhost to use the worker. Tried more than an hour to make it work. Moved on with ngx_php pretty straight forward

I copied it, made the paths but instead of accessing the worker it always brings "fileserver.(*FileServer).notFound. Turned on the Debug, worker waiting for requests but no chance that the worker is used. Documentation of frankenphp is very much docker based. Not everyone is a fan of docker.

[dunglas]

If you use Laravel, you should use Octane, which provide an integration with FrankenPHP's worker mode. It's the easiest way to get started for Laravel users.

[chrisgoldberg1]

I am only experimenting. I renamed now the files from worker.php to index.php and:
Uncaught RuntimeException: frankenphp_handle_request() called while not in worker mode in index.., of course as the index.php will be served directly but not "the worker". I mean I like the project but spending two hours to make the vhosts send all the requests to the worker instead of serving the files in the directory is kinda insane. Cannot determine any way to make it work...

my config:

{
	log {
		output stderr
		level DEBUG
	}
	frankenphp {
		worker /proj/testproject/website/public/index.php
		worker /proj/testproject/admin/public/index.php
	}
}

www.mydomain.local {
	root /proj/testproject/website/public/
	php_server
}

admin.mydomain.local {
	root /proj/testproject/admin/public/
	php_server
}

[dunglas]

That's weird. This should work as long as the path of the worker script match the path of the script handling the request, which seems to be the case here.

We have tests for that and both the official Laravel (Octane) and Symfony (Runtime) use this and are working properly, so it's weird that it doesn't work in your case and it's very likely a config problem.

Could you provide a minimal reproducer (a GitHub repository with a working Docker / Docker Compose would be perfect).

[chrisgoldberg1]

After checking the golang code for the request handler, I see you compare the scriptFilename. That made me think about.
The issue was the following: /proj/ is a symlink to /drive1000/srv/ and i used it instead of the real path. This works fine now:

{
	log {
		output stderr
		level DEBUG
	}
	frankenphp {
		worker /drive1000/srv/testproject/website/public/index.php
		worker /drive1000/srv/testproject/admin/public/index.php
	}
}

www.mydomain.local {
	root /drive1000/srv/testproject/website/public/
	php_server
}

admin.mydomain.local {
	root /drive1000/srv/testproject/admin/public/
	php_server
}