what do your logs say?
I am not sure what Redis is. It sounded to me like it is your connector to the database. I use ADODB. If Redis is not supported, then you need a connector to your database.
What is your stack?
Operating system
web server
database
PHP version
Sandra
Ps: add this to the bottom of “php.ini” and it will print errors to the screen:
display_errors = On
What was the problem?
It was a server issue which has been fixed. thanks again
Hi,
This is interesting. I also just picked up on a related bug when configuring redis for a docker stack setup. It turns out if:
- PHP redis extension installed
- And if there is no localhost redis server
Then doctrine throws an error, which is not an uncommon occurrence (for example, if using a redis server rather than on the same server as php server).
I fixed this bug here and will get it in the next 5.0.1 patch:
-brady
Hello everybody,
I almost missed this thread but am really grateful to you all for the solution. Special thanks to @brady.miller . Your bug fix really solved my problem. I have had the exact situation you described. There is a php-redis module on my server but Redis itself has not been installed on the localhost.
So now I am able to upgrade to 5.0.1. And it was a good idea to include Patch 4 in the initial upgrade package download otherwise I would have to correct the code manually before any patches. Thank you all once again!