Dear symfony users list,
this is my first post :) I'm currently migrating a propel & prado
application to symfony.
My schema.xml starts like this:
<database name="myapp" package="myapp">
My databases.yml accordingly:
dev:
myapp:
param:
classname: DebugPDO
username: xxx
password: xxx
dsn: mysql:dbname=myapp-dev;host=localhost
debug:[...]
This used to work like a charm.
Now I'd like to build my user- and profile aspects on the sfGuardPlugin.
Since I use the sfGuardPlugin I need a fully redundant configuration for
a database named "propel" only to get sfGuard working.
Is there any way to use references within databases.yml?
dev:
myapp:
<actual configuration>
[...]
propel: #myapp
would be bearable.
Is there a non-invasive way (work which does not to be done again after
updating sfGuardPlugin) to change the database name used by sfGuardPlugin?
Or is it a bad idea to use any database name other than "propel"?
On a side note: Is there any sane way to alter the sf_guard_<singular>
table names used by sfAuthPlugin?
Regards,
Alex
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