This doesn't appear to work in an nginx php-fpm setup. about php-datadogstatsd

[MisterRayCo]

Hi @recarv thanks for reporting this!
Could you tell us what line of code is creating that error?
Can you also confirm that the dogstatsd.php you're requiring is on your include_path: 'get_include_path()'
Also, what version of PHP are you on?

Thanks!

[recarv]

Hi,

The line was Datadogstatsd::increment('my aggregator')

I can confirm that the datadogstatsd.php was in the include path

PHP 5.3

Let me know if this helps and if there is a fix. I'm pretty sure the issue
is because we're using unix sockets between nginx and php-fpm instead of
127.0.0.1:9000. I'm guessing the socket methods used in the class might
not play well in this instance (which is a pity because unix sockets are
faster than tcp).

Ross

On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 4:52 PM, MisterRayCo [email protected]:

Hi @recarv https://github.com/recarv thanks for reporting this!
Could you tell us what line of code is creating that error?

Can you also confirm that the dogstatsd.php you're requiring is on your
include_path: 'get_include_path()'
Also, what version of PHP are you on?

Thanks!

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Ross Carver
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Avantalytics Corp
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[clofresh]

Hmm, I'm not sure how the connection between nginx and php-fpm would affect connections that the php-fpm process makes to other processes. Could you test a minimal socket call? Instead of Datadogstatsd::increment(), can you replace it with:

$socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, SOL_UDP);
socket_set_nonblock($socket);
$stat = 'test.metric';
$value = '5|c';
socket_sendto($socket, "$stat:$value", strlen("$stat:$value"), 0, 'localhost', 8125);
socket_close($socket);

[recarv]

Hmm, I plugged in the code fragment and tested it and it worked fine, so
that is good. Then I tried uncommenting the increment call to see if broke
again and it didn't. Bizarre. I guess this one can be closed!

Thx, Ross

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 2:12 PM, Carlo Cabanilla
[email protected]:

Hmm, I'm not sure how the connection between nginx and php-fpm would
affect connections that the php-fpm process makes to other processes. Could
you test a minimal socket call? Instead of Datadogstatsd::increment(), can
you replace it with:

$socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, SOL_UDP);
socket_set_nonblock($socket);
$stat = 'test.metric';
$value = '5|c';
socket_sendto($socket, "$stat:$value", strlen("$stat:$value"), 0, 'localhost', 8125);
socket_close($socket);

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Ross Carver
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Avantalytics Corp
Ph. 866-302-6747
Ph. 703-254-9294 (mobile)

[clofresh]

Cool, reopen if you're still having problems.