This is driving me crazy. I'm using a PHP function to download an Excel file. This works fine in my local environment and testing server, but on the production server, instead of downloading the spreadsheet, it prints a lot of…
As Doctrine seems to have completely removed annotations support in their latest updates, I am trying to convert the annotations in my entities to attributes using Rector. I followed the (seemingly) simple official tutorial - I have the exact same…
I'm getting an error in mailhog while sending an email. Error: Connection could not be established with host mailhog :stream_socket_client(): unable to connect to null://mailhog:1025 (Unable to find the socket transport "null" - did you forget to enable it when…
I cloned my Symfony app to my server and when I want to open the website I get the error: Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. Apache Server at mywebsite.com Port 80 What does that mean?
I recently became a dev and I'm trying to work on my company's website, they told me to copy the project from their Ubuntu server via ssh, so I did, and when I ran php artisan serve I got this…
Currently I have this on framework.cache: app: cache.adapter.redis default_redis_provider: redis://localhost doctrine.orm: metadata_cache_driver: redis result_cache_driver: redis query_cache_driver: redis Sure, it doesn't work, but I have no idea what to even try now. Doing type: pool, pool: cache.app works perfect on Symfony…
Basically on my home Ubuntu machine I want to be able to send emails in my symfony applications from localhost. I have installed sendmail with its basic configuration. I can send an email using the command line: sendmail -v command.…
I am trying to get client IP with $request->getClientIp(); and it returns 172.19.0.2, but that is not my public IP. I stumbled upon this doc to set up trusted proxies so I tried doing like this: // web/app_dev.php // ...…
I apologize in advance that I can't categorize this issue any better but the behavior is puzzling to such an extent that I have no clue where the issue might originate from. Together with another dev we tried to bugfix…
I recently started using AWS, and I am trying to deploy my Symfony API to Elastic Beanstalk. I follow the steps in the tutorial but in the end I get the same result over and over: Default route "/" returns…