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never worked with host 127.0.0.1 port 30000 here are the creds i used <?php $conf['dblayer'] = 'mysqli'; $conf['db_base'] = 'main'; $conf['db_user'] = 'user'; $conf['db_password'] = ''; $conf['db_h...
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For that you can use the Platform CLI tool and run platform sql < my_local.sql. More information can be found on our docs site.
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We do not currently support syslog. Unfortunately the binary which the Drupal syslog module relies on is not available, so enabling syslog in your Drupal instance will mean your logs have nowhere t...
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This was not the case for me, Vladimir… is there anything you have to change in /admin/config/development/logging ?
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check out syslog in /tmp/log folder: /tmp/log/syslog.log it should contain Drupal output
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It’s not an official recommendation, but it’s possible that for Drupal 8,9 https://www.drupal.org/project/filelog may work well enough for some types of logging needs.
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Topic Changelog Post created by @zendoodles Topic owner changed to @platform-qa by @nick on April 19, 2019 12:11 AM
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@natharper You can use the Platform CLI or curl the API to find out if an environment has wings: platform environment:info -p <project_id> -e <environment> deployment_target If it does, you’ll see...
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Thanks @natharper. Since “Wings” is a term we don’t use with customers, I’m unpublishing this. Essentially it’s an Enterprise project that has glue code so that there is a smooth way to use “Profes...
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If I understand correctly, this is no problem. You’d just have a route like https://{default}: ... for each, and the default domain would be the full subdomain string.