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Add drush email command
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Initial patch
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I'm listed as a Moderator, but I don't have access to add new moderators, so assigning this to @rballou. I previously merged in your other issue.
Released as 8.x-1.3
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Using an account that has `sudo` permissions (can run commands as the `root` user), run the appropriate one of these for your operating system
# For Ubuntu / Debian style Linux version
sudo apt install php-pdo php-mysqlnd
# For RedHat / Centos / Amazon Linux style Linux versions
sudo yum install php-pdo php-mysqlndFIxed patch file
Note that image styles won't work properly without mod_rewrite. See 🐛 Add requirement error if Apache does not have mod_rewrite enabled Needs work .
If I am understanding things correctly, in /core/modules/system/system.install:109 it says:
// If the Apache rewrite module is not enabled, Apache version must be >=
// 2.2.16 because of the FallbackResource directive in the root .htaccess
// file. Since the Apache version reported by the server is dependent on the
// ServerTokens setting in httpd.conf, we may not be able to determine if a
// given config is valid. Thus we are unable to use version_compare() as we
// need have three possible outcomes: the version of Apache is greater than
// 2.2.16, is less than 2.2.16, or cannot be determined accurately. In the
// first case, we encourage the use of mod_rewrite; in the second case, we
// raise an error regarding the minimum Apache version; in the third case,
// we raise a warning that the current version of Apache may not be
// supported.
However, due to security issues from SA-CORE-2013-003 → the ability to have the FallbackResource directive function in the sites/all/files/ directory was disabled, resulting in image styles not being correctly rendered without mod_rewrite.
As a result, the requirements might be better updated in this section of code.
Thoughts?
Patch file adding the requirement to the image module (where image styles are managed).
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Is Apache mod_rewrite still a requirement? It says it is here:
The Apache 'mod_rewrite' extension is required. It is used for clean URLs → .
but in
🐛
Regression fix: allow Drupal 8 to work without Apache mod_rewrite
Fixed
it says it isn't required because it can use the Apache FallbackResource directive.
However, my install doesn't seem to work without it (image styles don't render correctly). However, there is also no requirement check for it on the status page.
Anybody able to provide some clarity on this?
Reiterating #21, after applying the updated code, you need to click Save on /admin/config/user-interface/easy-breadcrumb to update the settings and then re-export (drush cex) your config files. In my case this resulted in the config following changes (not having changed any settings, just clicking Save to update):
+alternative_title_field: ''
+menu_title_preferred_menu: ''
-capitalizator_ignored_words: null
+capitalizator_ignored_words: { }
+limit_segment_display: false
+segment_display_limit: null
+truncator_mode: false
+truncator_length: null
+truncator_dots: false
+remove_repeated_segments_text_only: 0
+home_segment_validation_skip: 0
Perhaps there should be an update script that makes these changes automatically?
Can confirm the same problem on our Ubuntu servers with Drupal 9.5.9 and filefield_paths 1.0.0-beta6. Setting a private location in settings.php and setting /admin/config/media/file-system/filefield-paths to private://filefield_paths/ also worked as a workaround.
Added directions for setting the option on AWS RDS systems.
I was able to fix this on my new Ubuntu install with by installing the php-mysql package:
sudo apt install php-mysql
sudo service apache2 restart