Enable php-fpm status page

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Thanks @Whitestrake,
I put that line before the “normal” fastcgi line and it did nothing. Is that where it should be?
Not sure what port 9000 is for … I tried without it and tried calling it localhost. None worked for me.
Now I’ve made a dedicated php-fpm process just for the status page so that I can use its socket like this:

  # intercept request for status page
  fastcgi /serverstatus /var/run/php/php7.1-fpm-status.sock

  # all requests send to php-fpm socket 
  fastcgi / /var/run/php/php7.1-fpm-img.sock {
    ext   .php
    split   .php
    index   index.php
  }

systemctl restart php7.1-fpm.service - all expected sockets and processes created
systemctl restart caddy.service - caddy starts and runs
But still no php-fpm status page :frowning: 404