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Prestashop 1.6.1.6 and current 1.7 beta work with PHP FPM, in beta you must recreate images to have them visible.

It's total bullshit, I have no idea why you spread that misinformation. By default, MariaDB uses the XtraDB storage engine, a performance enhanced fork of the InnoDB storage engine. For compatibility reasons, the system variables still retain their original innodb prefixes, and where the text in this knowledgebase refers to InnoDB, it can usually be understood as referring to the XtraDB fork. Note that it is possible to use InnoDB as a plugin in MariaDB instead of XtraDB XtraDB has more features than InnoDB, this is why it was written. It's a better, improved version of InnoDB which is very recommended. MariaDB is being used as a default MySQL database in many distributions, including Debian. https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/xtradb-and-innodb/

Hi, it's obvious that nginx/PHP-FPM is the most efficient way to serve PHP sites. @mdekker: it was a key. Even with a new installation some must recreate images to have them visible. Cheers for a prompt answer, PHP-FPM works very well now.

Hi, could you please fix the major PHP-FPM bug, which prevents PrestaShop from functioning? This is a super serious bug, which should be eliminated in early alpha versions. How's it possible that several beta versions are obviously broken? Please notice that we won't have enough time to properly test 1.7 in PHP-FPM environment if it is not fixed soon.