Comment 19 for bug 1267255

There appear to be 14 bugs open that mention FPM currently (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bugs?field.searchtext=fpm), some of which look like they can be ignored.

* #1283478 - Affects FPM. Crash when non-default configuration used. Raised upstream with PHP but no activity.
* #1288129 - Affects FPM. Raised upstream, patch available, brief review by PHP dev but no activity since May.
* #1385050 - Affects FPM on Trusty. More information needed.
* #1463076 - May have been fixed in Debian? Version 5.5.10+dfsg-1 changelog has the note "Implement more robust way of handling php5-fpm reopen logs from logrotate" but there's no Debian bug linked so can't compare this issue against it.

Bugs that can be ignored:
* #1131115 - Incomplete bug.
* #1352617 - Fixed in Trusty.
* #1406026 - Incomplete bug.
* #1334572 - Unclear where issue lies - apparent packaging issue, but related to a conffile automatically marked as such since it's in /etc, so not related to FPM itself.
* #1475309 - Bug with opcache, not FPM
* #1325083 - Incomplete bug.
* #1444495 - Incomplete bug.
* #1407670 - Incomplete bug.
* #1430033 - Error on installation, log appears to show problem with php5-cli installation, not php5-fpm.
* #1439925 - Issue with php5-mysql & php5-mysqlnd packaging on Trusty, not php5-fpm

By my estimation, there are just three or four bugs that need attention, which doesn't look that bad, unless I've missed something? Just a matter of putting pressure on PHP for fixes for the first two, and somehow reproducing the second two, or marking as incomplete if no further information is provided.