php-mongodb | How to create blog used MongoDB | DB Client library

You can find explanations in docker-php-ext-install vs pecl issue in the official php image repository

I'm not familiar with php-fpm therefore I'm not able to test if my solution runs correctly. However, I'm able to start php-fpm in Gitpod when I change the paths in the php-fpm config files to locations the user gitpod is allowed to write to.

You'll find the configuration of php-fpm in /etc/php/7.2/fpm/ (you may have to change the version number if you use 7.1). I created a simple config file where the pid file, the socket file and the log file will be written to /tmp/, a location the user gitpod is allowed to write files to:

On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, PHP 7.2.7

I had to install some extra packages:

the transaction is always commited even after the abort action

This is because the delete operation doesn't utilise the session object that you have instantiated. You need to pass the session as a $options parameter MongoDB\Collection::deleteOne(). Otherwise it will execute outside of the transaction. For example:

I finally got it working following these 3 steps:

1. uninstalled PHP and all its libs from my machine following this answer.
2. upgraded Ubuntu to 18.04 following this guide.
3. installed PHP 7.2 following this guide.*

On my terminal:

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Try to use this:

Do not use the utf8_encode() or utf8_decode() functions. They have misleading names -- they actually perform conversions between ISO-8859-1 and UTF-8. In most situations, they should not be necessary; your database and application should use UTF-8 text throughout, and should never deal with ISO-8859-1 text at all.

If you actually need to convert text from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 -- which is what utf8_encode() does -- use the iconv() function:

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