Beta Branch update inc/php_upgrade.inc add PHPPGO_INDEXPATH variable support in 123.09beta01

Give me a few minutes to recompile.

 

Nope, didn't add the dbase. Did you want to see the log?

 

xenforo works fine too

 

Yup, same issue.

Code:

PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected 'C' (T_STRING), expecting ',' or ')' in /svr-setup/php_pgo_training_scripts/constants.php on line 32
Status: 500 Internal Server Error
Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

Do you think there is an issue with php? Should I just re-install the system? Don't really want to run into issues with php on the live server.

 

I downgraded to 7.0.18 still getting the same error in the log.

Time to reinstall?

 

That's probably it. The mysql password on the dev server is the stock one for install.

On my live server I'm using a password with special characters which results in me having to add ' ' in the .my.cnf. Example:

Code:

[client]
user=root
password='this#is#my#password#with#special#characters'

As a result the password in the constants.php file has double ' ' password ' '.

You might have to create a check to make sure that if the .my.cnf is using ' ' because of the complexity of the password, php_pgo doesn't double ' ' <password> ' ' the entry. When I tried to build it again the entry looks like this (notice the extra ' ' around the password):

Code:

define('DB_USER', 'root');
define('DB_PASSWORD', ''this#is#my#password#with#special#characters'');
define('DB_NAME', 'pgo_train');
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');

I try to use special characters where I can. I'm sure that someone is going to use special characters in their mysql root password, like I did.

 

Thanks! I'll test it out later when I get back home.

It's working! Thanks again!

Just a note: Anyone with this issue will have to go in and delete the below directory before it works:

Code:

# cd /
# rm -rf /svr-setup/php_pgo_training_scripts

 

Did you roll this back? I'm getting the double single quotes again. I reinstalled the server post this fix.

UPDATE:

It works the first time (initial install), I can delete the php_pgo_training_scripts directory and it works (post initial install). After that, it does the same thing as above populating the constants.php file with ' ' password ' '. Might need an additional check somewhere when php and php_pgo_training_scripts has already been setup and that directory is present.

 

Works. Second build in a row, no issues.

 

What if we have more than one wordpress site? How do we define more than one PHPPGO_INDEXPATH?