Update index.php to allow users to just copy paste the line on the co… #592
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…nfig.php file The initial syntax used double quotes and two points which is not the correct syntax in the config.php file instead of simple quote and "=>". This proposition to allow users to just copy paste the line into their config.php file Signed-off-by: waazdakka <raphael.piedallu@live.com>
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Looks good, thanks!
Just one change required: The index.php doesn't get modified directly. So this edit needs to be made in index.web.php instead of index.php (then run make index.php).
[The index.php file is a byproduct of the build process and the change show up in there after.]
If you want I can do it for you (not sure if you have an actual dev environment setup for the updater or not).
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| <code>php -r '$password = trim(shell_exec("openssl rand -base64 48"));if(strlen($password) === 64) {$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT) . "\n"; echo "Insert as \"updater.secret\": ".$hash; echo "The plaintext value is: ".$password."\n";}else{echo "Could not execute OpenSSL.\n";};'</code> | ||
| <code>php -r '$password = trim(shell_exec("openssl rand -base64 48"));if(strlen($password) === 64) {$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT); echo "Insert this line in your config.php: \n\n'" 'updater.secret' => '"'.$hash'"',\n\n"'"; echo "The plaintext value is: ".$password."\n";;}else{echo "Could not execute OpenSSL.\n";};'</code> |
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| <code>php -r '$password = trim(shell_exec("openssl rand -base64 48"));if(strlen($password) === 64) {$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT); echo "Insert this line in your config.php: \n\n'" 'updater.secret' => '"'.$hash'"',\n\n"'"; echo "The plaintext value is: ".$password."\n";;}else{echo "Could not execute OpenSSL.\n";};'</code> | |
| <code>php -r '$password = trim(shell_exec("openssl rand -base64 48"));if(strlen($password) === 64) {$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT); echo "Insert this line in your config.php: \n\n'" 'updater.secret' => '"'.$hash'"',\n\n"'"; echo "The plaintext value is: ".$password."\n";}else{echo "Could not execute OpenSSL.\n";};'</code> |
There is an extra ; which is not needed.
Also, as Josh said the changes need to happen in index.web.php.
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…nfig.php file
The initial syntax used double quotes and two points which is not the correct syntax in the config.php file instead of simple quote and "=>". This proposition to allow users to just copy paste the line into their config.php file