Hi guys i need help to fixed this Symfony configuration issues on my mac. Am using OS X El Capitan:
Am new on Symfony and l get this result after installation.
Configuration checker
This script analyzes your system to check whether is ready to run Symfony applications.
Major problems
Major problems have been detected and must be fixed before continuing:
app/cache/ or var/cache/ directory must be writable
Change the permissions of either "app/cache/" or "var/cache/" directory so that the web server can write into it.
app/logs/ or var/logs/ directory must be writable
Change the permissions of either "app/logs/" or "var/logs/" directory so that the web server can write into it.
Recommendations
Additionally, to enhance your Symfony experience, it’s recommended that you fix the following:
intl ICU version installed on your system (56.1) should match the ICU data bundled with Symfony (55.1)
In most cases you should be fine, but please verify there is no inconsistencies between data provided by Symfony and the intl extension. See https://github.com/symfony/symfony/issues/15007 for an example of inconsistencies you might run into.
a PHP accelerator should be installed
Install and/or enable a PHP accelerator (highly recommended).
#Kkinsey beat me to it, but here are the official instructions you need to follow for macOS:
http://symfony.com/doc/current/setup/file_permissions.html#using-acl-on-a-system-that-supports-chmod-a-macos
It's a permission problem with the var folder (if you are using Symfony3).
The ICU error is really a warning.
If you are using PHP 7.0, then you don't need an accelerator.
Open the Terminal app, go to the Symfony directory, and type:
sudo chmod 777 app/logs/
sudo chmod 777 app/cache/
You'll be asked for your password. If you need more information, read Understanding Unix Permissions.
As for ICU, I wouldn't worry about it if there are no problems. As for a PHP accelerator, I'd wait and analyze performance. ionCube or Zend Optimizer are your likely choices; a quick Google Search indicates they are available...
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I am trying to run RIPS on my local webserver but I am not succeeding. RIPS website: http://rips-scanner.sourceforge.net/ says to place the file into the /var/www.. I am new to setting up web servers but I feel like I am missing something rudimentary and I can not grasp my mind around it. So any tips on how to actually start RIPS please let me know.
see Readme.md
Requirements
web server: Apache or Nginx recommended
PHP: latest version recommended
browser: Firefox recommended
Installation
Download the latest release
Extract the files to your local web server's document root
Make sure your web server has file permissions
Make sure your installation is protected from unauthorized access
Open your browser at http://localhost/rips-xx/
Basically, set up a webserver with php, download rips and extract it into a subfolder of your www-root (htdocs, /var/www/, or whatever it is called in your linux distribution or webserver config), check that permissions are properly set and navigate your browser to that subdir on your webserver. You should see the rips welcome page. Once there, select a base folder (any absoulute path on the webserver), tick the "subdirs" checkbox, start the scan and wait for it to finish to triage the results.
For a quick and painless windows webserver setup you might want to download xampp and follow this guide.
If you're on linux, use your package manager to install a webserver of your choice and a recent version of php (e.g. yum .. or aptitude install apache2 php)
If you feel like you want to run it in CLI mode see my fork that adds optional cli support that allows you to run rips without having to install a webserver. Pretty handy if you have a build pipeline for continuous integration and automatically want to fail builds when rips detects defects in your codebase.
Today I have tried to install imagick in my xampp a hundred times. And I did it. If you have troubles, please try following these steps:
Since xampp is x86, check if your Image Magick (the program) is x86. If not, download the latest version here: imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows
Please remember that u MUST download the Win32 dynamic at 16 bits-per-pixel.
Install Image Magick at C:\imagemagick.
Download the latest stable version of imagick here: . You MUST download the 5.x Thread Safe (TS) x86. The x in 5.x is the version of your PHP.
Put the php_imagick.dll in php/ext folder of your xampp installation.
Add this in your php.ini: extension=php_imagick.dll
Here is when I have a lot of trouble. If you try to start the server (or writing php in the console (start->cmd)), you will get an error. If that error says something like this: Unable to find the entry point for the procedure FlattenImages in the DLL CORE_RL_magick.dll it means that you're well underway.
Now, you must go into the installation folder of Image Magick and overwrite the DLL you downloaded with the php_imagick.dll. All of them start with the prefix CORE_RL_.
Once you overwrote all of them, you can try writing php in the windows console. I don't say something means that the imagick is functional (you can check in localhost/xampp/ > phpinfo() link. Personally, I had to install a new DLL: vcomp110.dll.
If someone has the same error as me (the system can't found the vcomp11.dd) download it here
Now, if you try executing php on console, or just initializing the apache module of xampp, you should not have errors.
Goodbye and hope I can help someone.
EDIT: when tried to convert some-img.bmp some-result.jpg in the console, I had this error:
convert.exe: unable to open module file 'C:\Users\my-acc\.magick\IM_MOD_RL_BMP_.dll': No such file or directory # ...
This happened when there is no folder .magick in my-acc. The thing you need to do is this:
Create a folder named .magick in the my-acc folder. Since the name starts with a stop, you need to create it through the console. Here are the commands:
1.1. c:
1.2. cd Users\my-acc
1.3. mkdir .magick
Go to C:\imagemagick\modules\coders and copy the entire files into the latest folder created.
Now, you will be able to use Image Magick through the commands or the PHP Classes.
On background, if you use Codeigniter, i have no idea how to use the image_lib with imagick. So, it's better with the own imagick classes. Here a simple example:
$image = new Imagick($upload_data['full_path']);
$image->thumbnailImage(250,0);
if($image->writeImage($upload_data['file_path'].$upload_data['raw_name'].'_thumb'.$upload_data['file_ext'])){
something here;
}
$image->clear();
This answer might be extremely naive, but, I've found that getting things done in Windows is generally too painful. Many people agree with that and have found solace in a tool known as "chocolatey".
First, install chocolatey on your Windows machine (super easy install instructions):
https://chocolatey.org/
Then, use chocolatey to install everything else that you need (imagemagick in this case):
https://chocolatey.org/packages/imagemagick
I suspect you might have to do some minor tweaking to configuration files after that, plus handle all of the "Windows permissions" needed to get things to work smoothly. Permissions are can be as simple (and not necessarily safe) as "full control" to some user, plus activating inheritance and overwriting all children's settings to use inheritance.
In short, install, configure, permissions, go.
PS. This answer might be incomplete/prototypical/experimental, since I don't run codeigniter, php, imagemagick on Windows.
This how-to of Winderfind is wonderful, but for me it was not yet complete to troubleshoot all problems. First of all, have a look at this tutorial:
http://hrt0kmt.hatenablog.com/entry/2015/05/27/170608
Secondly I discovered that not all versions of ImageMagick will work with all versions of php_imagick.dll. Check out my and others answers on this post for further troubleshooting:
ImageMagick supported formats no value
Great tutorial,
If you are running windows 11, and installing xampp with php 8.1, you need to install 64bit versions:
Win32 dynamic at 16 bits-per-pixel
Becomes
Win64 dynamic at 16 bits-per-pixel
And
5.x Thread Safe (TS) x86
Becomes
8.1 Thread Safe (TS) x64
If you've installed the 32bit versions (as I did), you can just download the 64bit versions and overwrite all the files. Then restart apache and it should start working.
I'm just wondering is it possible to compile php extension like phalcon without root privilage?
I'd like to be able to use phalcon on virtual hosting where I have ssh access also gcc and other compilers installed.
Is it possible to compile extension and just apply settings in php.ini? Or php extensions require some special privilages I don't know about?
I would assume you could compile phalcon without root permissions, but you would need root permissions to make the extension available to apache or nginx or whatever your web server is.
Basically My aim is to use the following script on my website
php-upload-progress-bar
I want to first of all set it up on my local server which is on ubuntu 10.04 and i am using xampp1.7.7 and then upload it on my website which is hosted by dreamhost web hosting which uses php5.2
The main requirement of above script is to have APC .
My problem is that i am unable to set up APC on both server (my local and on dreamhost)
I have followed many tutorials to install it but coudn't install it
Can someone give me some idea about using APC and installing it to run above script??
I have already followed following tutorials and guides
Dreamhost wiki
Stack answer
PS;I am not using apache2 service.my php path is /opt/lampp/htocs
Please help me i am stuck in this and also i am using that upload script because i can not use flash,html5 or php5.3 acording to client requirement so i need a solution for upload progress bar using APC so that it will run in all browser and with php5.2
Thanks in advance
Please feel free to contact DreamHost support for more immediate assistance. As for the APC extension, it is not enabled on our php 5.2 or php 5.3 options, as you mentioned. The easiest way to do this will likely be to compile the apc module for php 5.3 and then setup the custom phprc file for it under your user. This wiki details the process:
http://wiki.dreamhost.com/PHP.ini#Compiling_PHP_5.3_extensions
-- I tested doing a install right now, the steps were:
Download the APC package from PECL: http://pecl.php.net/package/APC
extract it, enter the directory, run phpize, then run:
./configure --with-php-config=/usr/local/php53/bin/php-config
then make
mkdir -p ~/.php/5.3
cp modules/apc.so ~/.php/5.3
then edit the file ~/.php/5.3 and put into it:
extension=/home/USER/.php/5.3/apc.so
(replacing USER with your real ssh username)
save it, and you should be good to go.
Feel free to write us at support if you have any additional questions.
I found a few related posts here but didn't get my answer. So posting again.
How would I install a PECL extension on windows? Say I want the PECL oAuth extension on Windows XP.
I know 2 methods, but none of them is working for me.
The site http://pecl4win.php.net/ is down for months. So I cant download the DLL. Is there any place we can download the DLLs from ?
running the command
pecl install oauth-0.99.9.tgz is throwing the error
The DSP oauth.dsp does not exist.
I tried with few other extensions also and getting the same error.
What am I missing here?
Releases can now be found here:
http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/
If you need an extension not available there you might ask on the pecl-dev at lists.php.net mailing list.
I got what I am looking for in http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/
Currently PECL for windows is in an odd reformation state. The reason being that I believe they are trying to provide VS2008 source versions. I would actually suggest using Zend Server for now until the windows half of the php group gets everything fixed up. Zend Server includes almost all of the extensions that you can find in PECL, and everything else, if you are lucky, you could find an compile yourself.
The PECL installer downloads the source code of the extension and tries to compile it with your local C compiler. The problem is that the whole process is designed for Unix systems, where a C compiler is available or can be easily installed. Setting an environment to compile C code under Windows is pretty complicate.
The ideal solution is getting a DLL file that someone already compiled. That's what the pcle4win site was for. However, there's currently no official repository to download PECL DLLs so you only have two alternatives:
Find an unofficial DLL somewhere in Google
Compile it yourself (another link) with Microsoft Visual Studio
It'd be cool that there was a DLL repository out there but I'm unaware of any.
The php source ships with a set of configuration scripts for windows (using windows script host) that mimics the autoconf tools as far as php is concerned. If you place the code for the extension in a directory under the /ext directory (where all the other extensions like bcmath, bzip, ... are located) you can let the buildconf-script create a makefile that includes the build rules for that (new) extension.
There's a step-by-step walk-through at http://wiki.php.net/internals/windows/stepbystepbuild which seems to be brief but feasible.
compiled oauth: http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/oauth/
another pecl extension: http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/