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Symphony 2.3.1 error?

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- driftwood
- 14 Mar 13, 4:47 am
- Comment #1

I downloaded the latest symphony and got this error when attempting to install...

Strict Standards: Declaration of MD5::hash() should be compatible with Cryptography::hash($input, $algorithm = 'pbkdf2') in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/symphony-2.3.1 2/symphony/lib/toolkit/cryptography/class.md5.php on line 14

Strict Standards: Declaration of MD5::compare() should be compatible with Cryptography::compare($input, $hash, $isHash = false) in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/symphony-2.3.1 2/symphony/lib/toolkit/cryptography/class.md5.php on line 14

Strict Standards: Declaration of SHA1::hash() should be compatible with Cryptography::hash($input, $algorithm = 'pbkdf2') in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/symphony-2.3.1 2/symphony/lib/toolkit/cryptography/class.sha1.php on line 14

Strict Standards: Declaration of SHA1::compare() should be compatible with Cryptography::compare($input, $hash, $isHash = false) in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/symphony-2.3.1 2/symphony/lib/toolkit/cryptography/class.sha1.php on line 14

Strict Standards: Declaration of PBKDF2::compare() should be compatible with Cryptography::compare($input, $hash, $isHash = false) in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/symphony-2.3.1 2/symphony/lib/toolkit/cryptography/class.pbkdf2.php on line 13

- brendo
- 14 Mar 13, 9:04 am
- Comment #2

These issues have been resolved in the upcoming 2.3.2 release. It relates to your error reporting level in PHP set to include E_STRICT.

- driftwood
- 15 Mar 13, 2:51 am
- Comment #3

ah ok, thanks!

- driftwood
- 15 Mar 13, 2:51 am
- Comment #4

do I wait or is that error still workable?

- brendo
- 15 Mar 13, 1:54 pm
- Comment #5

Strict errors generally are fine to ignore, so you can modify your error reporting level in the /symphony/lib/boot/bundle.php to include & ~E_STRICT or you can add php_flag display_errors 0 to your .htaccess file.

- driftwood
- 16 Mar 13, 6:53 am
- Comment #6

ok cool, thanks!

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