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If you install this project to a cloud.gov site (which uses Cloud Foundry), it will fail on running install.php. The reason for that is that cloud.gov has different array keys. Specifically:
database is $mysql_services[0]['credentials']['db_name']
host is $mysql_services[0]['credentials']['host']
Editing htdocs/sites/default/settings.php does the trick.
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The auto detection code in settings.php isn't flawless. It will work in a lot of cases, but there will probably always be edge cases. If you have suggestions for making the code there more robust, please feel free to submit a PR.
@cherrypj I made the updates you suggested (huge help!) but am getting a 500 error upon submission of the site config page (admin username/ pw, e-mail). Did you run into something similar? I tried updating .htaccess, changing timeout, and increasing the memory allocation- none of which seemed to do the trick. Any help would be appreciated!
Not sure if this is relevant for you.
If you install this project to a cloud.gov site (which uses Cloud Foundry), it will fail on running install.php. The reason for that is that cloud.gov has different array keys. Specifically:
$mysql_services[0]['credentials']['db_name']
$mysql_services[0]['credentials']['host']
Editing htdocs/sites/default/settings.php does the trick.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: