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4 years ago Hi, I'm having a similar experience. Right now I'm going through this website: https://snipe-it.readme.io/docs/requirements At first glance, I can see some additional PHP extensions that weren't required with SnipeIT v4.9.5 (for example: JSON, BCMath, Tokenizer, etc. I am running on a Window Server 2016 Standard server. I have Git installed on the server and ran php upgrade.php I have to stop for now but will share if/when I figured this out. Thanks.
Snipe-IT DocumentationThe requirements for Snipe-IT are fairly standard for a modern web server, and most servers will have most or all of these components already installed. If for some reason you don't have them installed, they are relatively easy to add.
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Describe the bug I tried to upgrade from 4.9.5 to 5.0.4 with the upgrade.php script. There are already some errors during the upgrade, but no hints about missing php modules:
After the upgrade I only get the error message "Whoops, looks like something went wrong" in the browser window, also in a private tab without cookies.
I already found the other tickets about the Passport::withCookieSerialization problem and the possible solution on the "Installation/Upgrading Issues" page, but if I remove the contents of the vendor directory and run "php composer.phar install --no-dev" I only get another error (see screenshot), so that's a dead end in my case. php-ldap and php-bcmatch are both available on the system.
I guess the composer error is the main problem here. So I tried to update composer by renaming the old composer.phar file and to reinstall it as per the instructions on the "Install Dependencies" page. It installs fine, but running "php composer.phar install --no-dev" with the new version (composer 2.0.4) only outputs a fatal error; see section error messages. So just another dead end.
Do you have any tips what else I can try?
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior A working Snipe-IT installation after the upgrade.
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Server (please complete the following information): - Snipe-IT Version -> 4.9.5 - OS: [e.g. Ubuntu, CentOS] -> Debian 10.6 - Web Server: [e.g. Apache, IIS] -> Apache 2.4.38 - PHP Version -> 7.3.19-1~deb10u1
Additional context
Error Messages I post three things: the output of php upgrade.php, the error message in laravel.log of a single page visit and the output of the current composer version.
Output of php upgrade.php