▲ | lucb1e a day ago | |
What did you think you had missed? I'm not understanding > but I haven't used any PHP for over a decade This isn't modern PHP, this is the traditional installation method that I used also a decade ago. The only thing that could be older about it is to have a web-cron instead of a proper system cron line. Modern PHP dependency installation is to basically curl|bash something on the host system (composer iirc) rather than load in the code under the web server's user and running the install from there, as this repository suggests. Not that the parent comment is wrong about the risks that still exist in being able to dynamically pull third-party code this way and hosting secrets under the webroot | ||
▲ | reconnecting a day ago | parent [-] | |
Correct, this isn't modern PHP. We aimed to keep overall code dependencies around ~10, and with modern frameworks this number would be multiplied heavily. |