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    • Jaime Pérez's avatar
      Do not enforce reading the configuration from files. · 8eaf60b1
      Jaime Pérez authored
      The www/_include.php script, included by all scripts in www/, checks unconditionally for the existence of the config.php file. However, this prevents us from testing the scripts automatically. Instead of checking for the file, we just try to load the configuration, and live with it if it works. That way we can pre-load the configuration using SimpleSAML_Configuration::loadFromArray(), as we are doing in some tests.
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  16. Jul 06, 2016
    • Jaime Pérez's avatar
      bugfix: Exception handler compatible with PHP 7. · b2bfd47d
      Jaime Pérez authored
      PHP 7 changed the way it handles internal errors. Now, Exception objects inherit from the Throwable interface, as well as the new Error objects. Internal functions throw Error objects now instead of raising an error, so the exception handler would need to handle them as well. Therefore, the exception handler is no longer guaranteed to receive an Exception object. We need now to discern whether the parameter is an exception (and continue our business as usual), or an Error (in case such thing exists, only PHP 7), and in this last case parse it and let the error handler do its stuff.
      
      This should resolve #330.
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    • Thijs Kinkhorst's avatar
      Also check $errno against PHP's error_reporting. · 04da32d7
      Thijs Kinkhorst authored
      This is necessary to make sure that if a minimum PHP error level
      has been set, this is also respected by SSP's error handler. Most
      notably, this will make calls prefixed with '@', the PHP warning
      silencer, actually silence the warnings. The SSP code tries to
      makes use of the @ sign on various places around the code, but
      this will only work if it's actually checked here.
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