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Oro commerce installation (v. 4.0).

You are using a 4.0 version, but browse documentation for 4.1 version. In 4.0 there was no such an option and API was always enabled. There is no documentation for the 4.0 version as it's unsupported preview version. Consider to upgrade, or if it's a new installation, better to reinstall the plain CRM

The composer link is wrong

Yes, you are right, we'll fix it, thanks for noticing. For now, you can install 4.1 version of OroCRM by following the documentation on a website, except the composer application name, please replace it to the crm-application.

OAuth Pb

Please install 4.1 version of a CRM application and start over. If it will still not work, look for error messages in a var/logs folder.

To get this to work, I had to choose the fxp-plugin, and to let go of the asset-packagist way (it simply does not work, given the knowledge I have at this point), like this:

• Removed the reference to asset-packagist.org from repositories section in composer.json (in my case I removed the whole repositories section.:

I just compiled PHP with flag --with-openssl

Apparently, you don't have permissions to write to ./composer.json

You have 2 ways to fix this. Either give write permissions to the user or the group to that user by running chmod XXX composer.json or you can change the owner of the file to the user which composer is using(He probably has those permissions already).

The XXX above should be numbers. You can read here what those numbers are supposed to be, but you probably want something like a 660 or a 770.

Some people might use 777 to fix this issue, but this should !!NOT!! be used, as you do not want others to access files, unless they really need to.

You can change the owner of the file by using chown. It should look something like chown user:group composer.json.

Please, let me know if there is something that you do not understand and I will clarify, as I know it is hard to understand permissions as a new linux user.

Please note, that this is only for the last error, but handling the other errors is similar. You just need to give the user, which composer is using the right permissions for the right files and/or folders. You can use -R flag for handling directories.

I'm not sure what was the reason why it stopped working for you but as we discussed in comments the solution was to update the entry in auth.json that stores this GitHub token.

For everyone looking for this solution - auth.json is stored in your COMPOSER_HOME path. You can find this path by calling in the console

You need to change your project name. According to your composer.json your project is yiisoft/yii2, which is not true. I have no idea how did you get this composer.json, here is the official template - your app structure and composer.json should look similar (alternatively you may try advanced template). After changing package name, this command should do the trick:

Composer documentation for Caret Version Range says that my version request of bar/foo package should works like: >=0.1.0 and < 1.0.0.

No, it's not:

For pre-1.0 versions it also acts with safety in mind and treats ^0.3 as >=0.3.0 <0.4.0

_{https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#caret-version-range-}

So it works as expected - ^0.1.0 is equivalent to >=0.1.0 <0.2.0 and 0.2.2 release does not match this constraint.

You need to change aliases in your config:

You can use curl to send the request to the API and then use

return $this->redirect(['view', 'id' => $model->wp_no]);

For the Curl calls you can use linslin library for Yii2 which is very easy to use.

Just make sure you have cURL installed or take the following steps to install cURL.

• First Install CURL by typing $ sudo apt-get install curl
• Then Restart Apache by typing $ sudo service apache2 restart
• Then Install PHP5 CURL by typing $ sudo apt-get install php5-curl
• Will prompt to install... type y or yes!
• Then Restart Apache by typing $ sudo service apache2 restart Done!

A simple curl get request using linslin/Curl will look like this.