43 lines
1.5 KiB
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43 lines
1.5 KiB
YAML
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Symfony enforces some `php.ini` values through the `php.yml` configuration file (under `check` category).
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It seems you have a key in your `php.ini` configuration file with a "un-authorized" value (according to the symfony `php.yml` configuration file).
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How can you fix this problem?
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* change the value in `php.ini`
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* change the `php.yml` file (you must copy the original file referenced in the error message to `yourpoject/config/php.yml` to override it)
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* add `php_value magic_quotes_gpc 0` to the .htaccess of your project
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Here is a sample `php.yml` file:
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set:
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magic_quotes_runtime: off
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log_errors: on
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arg_separator.output: \&
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check:
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magic_quotes_gpc: off
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register_globals: off
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err0002: |
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You want to check a `php.ini` value but the key you specified doesn't exist in `php.ini`.
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err0003: |
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A class failed to autoload.
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If you run in your production environment and the class is located in a
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symfony autoload directory (lib, app/lib, app/module/lib), you should try to clear the
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symfony cache:
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symfony clear-cache
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The mapping between class and file names is done by the autoload.yml configuration file
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and the result is cached.
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For example, if you just added a new model class and launched a `symfony build-model`,
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you should always clear the cache in the all environments that have SF_DEBUG to false.
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