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DEPRECATED for PIM 4.0 and above - Official Dockerfiles for Akeneo development and testing
https://hub.docker.com/r/akeneo/
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Missing required extensions when using Akeneo PIM enterprise #348

Closed amansilla closed 4 years ago

amansilla commented 4 years ago
Q A
Bug report? yes/no
Feature request? yes/no
BC Break report? yes/no
RFC? yes/no
Affected image and tag akeneo/image:tag

The PHP extensions: mcrypt and soap are missing but required when executed the pim:installer:check-requirements.

amansilla commented 4 years ago

@damien-carcel I'm not sure how the solution looks like but probably you don't want to maintain different docker images for CE and EE .

damien-carcel commented 4 years ago

Hi @amansilla. This is strange. What version of the PIM are you using?

Those images are used on the CI for both PIM EE and CE. There should be no requirements issue, except with the master branches of the PIM, but master now use its own Dockerfile, directly present in the PIM GitHub repository.

amansilla commented 4 years ago

That's really weird. I've removed all images and container from my host and executing docker run akeneo/fpm:php-7.2 php -v get the following output:

PHP 7.3.9-1+0~20190902.44+debian9~1.gbpf8534c (cli) (built: Sep  2 2019 13:31:30) ( NTS )
Copyright (c) 1997-2018 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v3.3.9, Copyright (c) 1998-2018 Zend Technologies
    with Zend OPcache v7.3.9-1+0~20190902.44+debian9~1.gbpf8534c, Copyright (c) 1999-2018, by Zend Technologies

Is there any issue with the latest build of the image maybe?

damien-carcel commented 4 years ago

What the …? Just tried it myself, on both akeneo/php and akeneo/fpm images, the PHP versions are fine.

I have no idea how you can end with such a result :open_mouth:.

damien-carcel commented 4 years ago

Oh, the images I just pulled are one month old...

amansilla commented 4 years ago

Yes really strange! After pulling again the image I got a new one where php version match. But in this case as you said the image is on month old. It's maybe a docker hub issue?

damien-carcel commented 4 years ago

OK. So, no, the images I just pulled are OK: they are 6 days old (last time they were generated by Travis CI, I just checked). The version of PHP they contain is one month old => it is 7.3.8 for the 7.3 images, you had the 7.3.9.

damien-carcel commented 4 years ago

So I really don't know what was the image you pulled, as it possessed a PHP version dated from Monday when the Akeneo images were built last Friday :open_mouth:

amansilla commented 4 years ago

You're right I misunderstood built information. I don't know what was the issue but probably docker + host specific related but since now it seems to work properly, I'll close the issue.

Thanks for your support, I hope you haven't loose much time investigating this.

Greetings! 😉