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| [08:16:55] | <g33kg1rl> | Hi, hola, kon'nichiwa! |
| [08:17:22] | <g33kg1rl> | Looking for some assistance with inserting charset and collation into the local.settings.php file as per --> https://www.drupal.org/project/utf8mb4_convert |
| [08:17:49] | <g33kg1rl> | Can't update the settings.php template to include the values since some of the websites on the server can't use utf8 yet. |
| [08:17:58] | <g33kg1rl> | So looking at the local.settings.php file. |
| [08:18:03] | <g33kg1rl> | Any pointers? :) |
| [08:38:14] | <viashimo> | I think it'd be easier to write it into the settings.php instead. I'm not sure off hand if the aegir touches the local.settings.php at all, other than having a conditional include for it in settings.php |
| [09:02:23] | <g33kg1rl> | thanks for the reply viashimo I tried writing it into the settings.php file, and on provision-verify the changes were wiped out |
| [09:04:06] | <g33kg1rl> | Since I am adding these settings site by site as I convert them to UTF-8, I figured local.settings.php would be a good idea. There are at least 20 websites that cannot have the settings added so I can't edit the template |
| [09:04:48] | <g33kg1rl> | I'm trying to add " 'charset' => 'utf8mb4', 'collation' => 'utf8mb4_general_ci'," |
| [09:05:06] | <g33kg1rl> | It's suppose to be under "$databases['default']['default'] = array(" in the settings.php file |
| [09:47:45] | <viashimo> | g33kg1rl: that's right, so the change should be made at a level where aegir writes it into settings.php rather than doing it yourself |
| [09:47:51] | <viashimo> | the docs on that: https://aegir.readthedocs.io/en/3.x/extend/altering-behaviours/#injectin... |
| [09:48:39] | <viashimo> | g33kg1rl: if all your sites should be changed, maybe the global.inc is more appropriate |
