Closed sdubois closed 2 years ago
@sdubois,
Infact it is. Pantheon uses it pretty strong. You can see the use for it pretty simply in a diff. $_SERVER['PRESSFLOW_SETTINGS']
is a json string that contains the conf and databases object properties... so it would look something like:
{
databases: {
default: {
default: {
driver: 'mysql',
prefix: '',
database: 'pantheon',
username: 'pantheon',
password: 'pantheon',
host: 'database',
port: 3306,
},
},
},
conf: {
'pressflow_smart_start': true,
'pantheon_binding': 'lando',
'pantheon_site_uuid': options.id,
'pantheon_environment': 'lando',
'pantheon_tier': 'lando',
'pantheon_index_host': PANTHEON_INDEX_HOST,
'pantheon_index_port': PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT,
'redis_client_host': PANTHEON_CACHE_HOST,
'redis_client_port': PANTHEON_CACHE_PORT,
'redis_client_password': PANTHEON_CACHE_PASSWORD,
'file_public_path': 'sites/default/files',
'file_private_path': 'sites/default/files/private',
'file_directory_path': 'sites/default/files',
'file_temporary_path': '/tmp',
'file_directory_temp': '/tmp',
'css_gzip_compression': false,
'js_gzip_compression': false,
'page_compression': false,
}
}
How can this data be set on the server ?
if you are running apache, using SetEnv PRESSFLOW_SETTINGS "JSON_STRING"
in your .htaccess is one straight forward way.
Hello,
While looking through the source code for Pressflow 7, I noticed that bootstrap.inc is checking for a server variable $_SERVER['PRESSFLOW_SETTINGS'] and attempting to load settings from there such as database credentials. This seems to be an alternative to specifying credentials in settings.php
I was not able to find any documentation on this on the Pressflow wiki. What format should this data be in? How can this data be set on the server ?
Thanks