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I solved it doing composer install instead of composer update.

Still no idea about why it didn't work, but at least it works now...

For people trying (as I used to) to do composer update in a context of production, don't:

What are the differences between composer update and composer install?

When to install and when to update

• composer update is mostly used in the 'development phase', to upgrade our project packages according to what we have specified in the composer.json file,

• composer install is primarily used in the 'deploying phase' to install our application on a production server or on a testing environment, using the same dependencies stored in the composer.lock file created by composer update.

And a nice diagram here.

A discussion about curl error was posted here for reference: SSH Curl doesn't work when URL is accessible in browser

For french developers using SSH with a shared hosting pro at OVH, the support says external calls like curl are disabled in ssh, but obviously I could do curl https://packagist.org/packages.json. When they tried themselves, they got an error like action forbidden or something like that. It doesn't make any sense.

You can use U-SQL's DEPLOY RESOURCE statement and a UDO for this purpose.

First, the file must be uploaded to you datalake store. Then use DEPLOY RESOURCE to tell the U-SQL system to copy that file to each vertex where the script runs. Then your script uses C# code to read the file.

Try these steps:

1. Delete vendor directory from your project.
2. Run composer clear-cache command.
3. Run composer install again.

Basically whenever you get into this dependency nightmare, you are highly recommended to make your required versions specific rather than with wildcards. In other words: give Composer less room for imagination.

This is what I did to make it work:

Laravel 5.3 was released back in September 9, 2016, going over the Behat releases, the first major release before that was 3.1.0 which was released in march 28th, 2016. So that's the first version I put in Composer directly (ie. without any wildcards and such) like so:

The constructor takes a path to a local database file but you appear to be providing it with an HTTP URI. You need to remove or replace base_url().

I figured out. It is PECL :: Package :: json_post

https://pecl.php.net/package/json_post

This extension provides a PHP content type handler for "application/json" and "text/json" to PHP's form data parser. If the Content-Type of an incoming request is text/json, the JSON contents of the request body will by parsed into $_POST.

I use remi repo to install PHP on centos. It just comes with my installation of PHP 5.6