That is the kind of urls you will get when using parseExtensions. The
extension will always be last in the url chain and not specifically
attached to the action name.
It sounds like you are constructing your own string urls. If you use
array urls it will sort itself out a bit easier since Cake
A few things that look wrong:
var $name = 'User' in the model has to be renamed along with the class
and file.
var $belongsTo = array('Cms.Group') is linking to a Cms plugin while
the class and Controller is referring to Epicms
the plugin name, model/controller prefix class name prefix... all
A few points for installing Cake to run in Mamp.
Simplest way is to drop the whole Cake folder (containing
cake,app,vendors...) into Mamp's htdocs folder.
Should be: /Applications/MAMP/htdocs
That should have Cake running but you probably need / want the
database too, right. You need to rename
already a lot of information stored
but if i can't come up with a better solution i will try the DB
sessions
On 3 Sep., 15:47, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Just a few suggestions. These are not definitive answers.
Some PHP installations have a session garbage collection
with setting security
to low. Although it's not necessarily a proper solution, perhaps it
might lead to a better solution. Have you been able to track down the
reason why there are multiple requests/loads on the same file?
On Sep 3, 1:42 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote
You can create an empty element in all the other apps and just include
the element in the layout.
You can also let the current app use another layout, one which
inherits the global layout. In this special layout you include the
menu element (somehow). I often work like this. With one base-layout
Nope.
I really thought that setting a future expire header might work.
For now, I set
Configure::write('Session.checkAgent', false);
for request to the problematic action. At least I am only lowering
security for that small part of the app.
On Sep 4, 4:41 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin
then fired up TextMate, but alas, still no luck. I went into the
bundle's Snippet directory and listed the permissions there:
-rw-r--r--
Don't these need to be executable?
Thanks again.
On Sep 2, 3:36 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Bundles? Unless that's a typo, you
I'd say that what is best depends on how many preferences you
anticipate in your application.
One field per preference in the user's table works fine for a very few
but can start looking messy after a while.
I have seen e-commerce applications with 50+ fields in the products
table (is_hardware,
You need to manage your character encoding a bit more than that, I
think.
You have a lot of variables that all should be in sync with each-other
for the best results.
-Your editor (Textmate, Eclipse, Notepad...)
-Your documents (created before now) should be checked and converted.
-Your CakePHP
The url is what tells cake what to do. If you hide the id you remove
the id and Cake will have not idea what id you want. The url must
contain some kind of unique identifier...but not specifically the
numeric id from the database.
You need to alter your action so it can use the make and model
Not 100% sure it works when you go directly to html-select but I know
it works for input.
There is the manual way:
$form-input('Modelname.fieldname', array(
'type'='select',
'options'=$list,
'value'=$your_selected_value
));
But the magic of Cake can do for you is where
Just a few suggestions. These are not definitive answers.
Some PHP installations have a session garbage collection that is a bit
hyperactive. If you were to chage to cake session storage that would
eliminate that source.
I have noticed that when outputting some files to the browser (small
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had a good way they use to serve video that
works for Quicktime inside Safari on a Mac?
Sound simple, right? Just use Media view.
Problem is that after much checking Charles (debug proxy) clued me in
on the fact that when you serve the file, the browser first loads
Just noticed that I forgot the mention that this appears to be a Snow
Leopard problem.
Mac OS X 10.6, the new sand-boxed plugins in Safari and the rewritten
Quicktime.
On Sep 3, 6:18 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had a good way they use
And you are sure you are doing that using php4 and not 5?
AFAIK __call is defined in the language in php4. Only in php5 did they
add that. This is why cake has these two files. Compare them
(overloadable_php4 and overloadable_php5) and you will see that the
php5 version contains very little
Any reason you are not just using debug?
debug($activeUser);
I have never used the Debugger class myself. I am generally content to
just debug to screen when something strange happens.
/Martin
On Sep 2, 2:36 am, abc sudmo...@gmail.com wrote:
Use the var_dump of php,
ob_start();
wrote:
So I generally only replace the cake folder with the one from the new
release? And what about the app and vendor folders?
On 31 Aug., 15:29, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Generally you can just replace your cake folder with the new one or do
a pull if you use Git
Bundles? Unless that's a typo, you might need to stick with one bundle
for CakePHP or you might get some conflict.
I have this one
http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Review/Bundles/PHP%20Cake.tmbundle
installed in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/
It works as it should for me. dat will
@Joel
Do you have any insight into the reason for keeping Cake1.2 on PHP
5.2?
At the moment the latest stable CakePHP will not run on the latest
stable PHP. Since this just sound odd I imagine there was a
discussion, reasons weighed for and against, tests done and all that.
I ask since my
This might be the same problem I had when migrating to 1.2 last year.
The conditions in all associations MUST be arrays or you will get
these kinds of strange problems.
so try: array('Comment.parent_type'='event')
/Martin
On Aug 30, 8:06 am, Jeroen jdenh...@inflate.nl wrote:
Hi all,
Nasty
It really is as simple as Felix writes. It is just that his post is
from 2006 and a few details have changed.
I just tried this on 1.2 stable and it does work:
$_GET['url'] = 'favicon.ico';
require_once('path_to_app_dir'.DS.'webroot'.DS.'index.php');
// and then for example:
$PostModel =
I am not sure you mean version 1.1 to 1.2 or every small update like
1.2.3 to 1.2.4?
I will assume you are talking about possible incompatibilities between
versions and updated cake files in the app dir.
Small updates to the stable 1.2 will probably not ever change any file
in the app
latest stable release
(1.2.3) to the latest stable (1.2.4).
There seem to be a lot of differences between the files, at least
that's what I get when using WinMerge to compare the files.
On 31 Aug., 13:13, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I am not sure you mean version 1.1
Can anyone say a few words about the plans for Cake in relation to PHP
5.3? Will compatibility be added in a point-update (1.2.5 maybe) or is
the policy to not support 5.3 for a while?
I found a previous thread that ended in suggesting we use Cake 1.3 dev
(= not stable). This was not afaik an
specific. It has a whole new core
and setup so it probably wont be backwards compatible.
http://code.cakephp.org/cake3
On Aug 30, 1:56 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Can anyone say a few words about the plans for Cake in relation to PHP
5.3? Will compatibility
and setup so it probably wont be backwards compatible.
http://code.cakephp.org/cake3
On Aug 30, 1:56 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Can anyone say a few words about the plans for Cake in relation to PHP
5.3? Will compatibility be added in a point-update (1.2.5 maybe
I detailed how I do it in an article in the Bakery:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/one-core-one-app-multiple-domains
It works on one Cake core, one app, one apache (or nginx) vhost (with
multiple aliases). It makes development-specific settings easy as-well
since that is handled the
Cake can handle it... what you are really asking is wether your server
can handle it without any type of load-balancing. This is a much
harder question to answer since it would depend on many factors.
The reason Cake is a good framework for your situation is that it is
designed to help you out
the header hostname to a
config subdirectory and loads the appropriate db config file.
Not quite what I'm looking to achieve but some good concepts there.
On Aug 25, 1:25 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you check the bakery?
I think I remember seeing something
I forgot to reply earlier.
Thanks, that worked great.
On Aug 19, 11:02 am, viktor vnyst...@gmail.com wrote:
you could try
Model-saveField('fieldName', 'NULL');
On Aug 18, 10:00 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I would prefer to be abel to use saveField
I'd say the problem is a grammatical one. (I'm one to talk!)
One Post, Many Posts
One Location, Many Locations
One PieceOfInformation, Many PiecesOfInformation
Information is an odd substantive. It does not really have singular or
plural forms in the normal sense.
At the top of the controller,
I have two ideas but I can't be sure which is the best for you.
One way to go is to force joins (or possibly sub-selects) and sort on
the modified field from the replies table. You wouldn't want to or
need to get all the records just the most recent one.
Another way to go is to try to make
You should try to pin-point it a bit.
Is the browser receiving the correct encoding in the header?
Is the problem for static text in the layout or text from the
database?
Is the problem there for both old data and new data?
There are many little details that are important since you can
plural.I
thought we keep this name convention even if there is not plural. :)
2009/8/25 Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com
I'd say the problem is a grammatical one. (I'm one to talk!)
One Post, Many Posts
One Location, Many Locations
One PieceOfInformation, Many PiecesOfInformation
Using isset(), there is a potential problem that escaped me until
today. You can get false positives from isset on associative arrays.
$data['Modelname']['field1'] = 'some string';
isset($data['Modelname']['field1']) = true as I would expect
$data['Modelname'] = 'some string';
There is a trick that almost makes me love Microsoft... You can export
an html table to Excel. Just output a table, maybe some heading before
and a p-tag after if you like... no layout... no full html document
needed. Just make the browser think this html table is an excel file
and Excel will
My guess is that Auth component is doing it.
If you are doing your own authentication you have to remove Auth from
your list of components. And if you do want to use Auth ten you
shouldn't do any of the authenticating stuff yourself.
/Martin
On Aug 24, 6:50 am, liaogz82 liaog...@gmail.com
/Martin
On Aug 24, 9:06 am, liaogz82 liaog...@gmail.com wrote:
so if i want to use authentication, how should i go about doing it?
Gangzheng
On Aug 24, 2:03 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
My guess is that Auth component is doing it.
If you are doing your own
Did you check the bakery?
I think I remember seeing something like that in some article a while
back.
/Martin
On Aug 24, 3:38 pm, jonoa jonoaus...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all
Big thanks to all the people who contribute to CakePHP - has certainly
put some structure in to my development and
Here are two basic example of how you do it using MySQL
insert with a select statement for the values.
http://mysql-tips.blogspot.com/2005/04/mysql-insert-select-example.html
and the variation where you can trick mysql into doing an update.
Well the manual might be slightly misleading. The text states that
Containable can filter the associated data. It is the example output
that is wrong (AFAIK), showing data as from a join.
Containable does nothing more than filter the returned data, model
for model. It does not mimic joins. I am
You are right (in the subject), you need a join.
You can force Cake to do joins if you build something like what Nate
wrote about in january:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/quick-tip-doing-ad-hoc-joins-in-model-find
I took some ideas from that and made a joining feature that would join
That should work even though inside a Cake app you should use debug
($this) for some extra features. (like the debug not printing when you
set the app in production mode)
var_dump($this) is another one you can try. If none of them work you
are in trouble :)
On Aug 19, 4:02 pm, Gildonei Mendes
Hi,
I would prefer to be abel to use saveField for a simple ajax inline-
edit functionality. Setting a value is fine, clearing out the field
does not apear to work. I can't seem to call Model-saveField
('fieldname',null) or even pass an empty string.
Am I doing something wrong or is it just not
if you are going for slugs with the controller prefixed (/consulting/
some_slug_of_mine) and not application-global slugs (/
a_globally_unique_slug) then you don't really have to do anything to
the routing settings.
I have just gone from a controller with:
function view($id) {
$this-data =
I should also say that the routing bit is useful as a first line of
defence against bad slugs.
On Aug 18, 12:46 pm, Taff taff.law...@googlemail.com wrote:
After reading throughhttp://book.cakephp.org/view/46/Routes-Configuration
along withhttp://c7y.phparch.com/c/entry/1/art,cake-seoand
controller_from_cakes other
methods (just the view).
Thanks again
Taff
On Aug 18, 1:49 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I should also say that the routing bit is useful as a first line of
defence against bad slugs.
On Aug 18, 12:46 pm, Taff taff.law...@googlemail.com
What if you ask the question naming the Models and associations
between them, and what you were expecting to get back as the result of
the query. Finds and conditions depend greatly on the associations
between the models involded. Some use joins, most do not and all that.
SQL syntax also looks
Configure::write('debug', n );
Setting debug to 0 will make make respond with a 404.
Anytime debug is on (more than 0), Cake expects you to be building or
testing the application. Cake does not try to make a difference
between the missing file /posts/edit/1 and /files/images/
not_here.jpg. It
Auth does that to ensure the password is never shown in plain text...
in a log, in an unexpected debug output or some similar situation. By
the time you get the data Auth has already done it's authentication
and the password should be more or less unimportant.
On Aug 17, 9:38 am, Veoempleo
Which model doesn't have an id field?
If it has an pk or uid or some other name you should just let Cake
know via the attribute $primaryKey.
The join-table can manage without any primary key as long as you don't
store any extra data in it. But this is not encouraged, it seems to be
considered as
If you don't deal with the webserver config much it would be easy to
overlook that the whole Cake app more or less acts as an error page
for missing files. Any real file is sent directly and any missing
file results in php and Cake getting the url to try to make sense of
it.
On Aug 17, 10:08
When do you do this validation?
Saving a User record or logging n?
If it is logging in then IMHO all is fine. Auth should hash anything
that comes in. blank password = wrong pasword and all that...
If you are editing or creating users then you can name the password
field in the edit form to
I have not found any Cake function to handle it. I use query() to add
an ...ON DUPLICATE KEY... for the one single place I need it. It is
a huge performance boost if you kan let MySQL do it compared to doing
a find to check before saving.
/Martin
On Aug 14, 3:58 am, Jamie jamie@gmail.com
Two quick questions / checks.
What does the sql output say?
Is the missing data being queried at all?
What happens if you use recursive instead of containable?
/Martin
On Aug 13, 10:35 am, WebbedIT p...@webbedit.co.uk wrote:
I have been trying to debug an issue I am facing for over 3 hours
I don't think that will slow things down significantly. Cake caches
paths (in debug=0) and locations of classes.
Logically the more directories php has as include paths the more time
an include will take but that is also very little extra time and
probably hardly measurable in this case.
/Martin
I don't know how you do it James. I just did a quick test in a view
and defining a function inline in the view will not provide that
function with access to the local variables outside the function
($html, $form...)
One ugly way of making it work is to make a global reference to the
html helper
AppController::beforeFilter() to load the new
debugger:
App::import('Vendor', 'TDebugger');
Debugger::invoke(new TDebugger());
Seems to work - if anyone can think of a better way of doing it let me
know :)
David
On Aug 11, 8:03 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
libs
Yes that was what I meant, but I probably wasn't clear enough.
But I don't understand why it should do even that. clearCache() with
no filename does that already. Why would I want the fallback
behavior of - if 'cachefile' does not exist then delete every other
cache file - in the view directory
If looping the results start becoming too slow for you, you can force
Cake to do a join which will make the whole result disappear if the
Post is empty.
Nate wrote about it and inspired me to build my own variation.
If you start adding more functions you may want to put them into a
separate file.
The top of my bootstrap.php looks like this:
// This would mess things up royally-- App::import('Vendor',
'basics');
require_once(APP.'vendors'.DS.'basics.php');
I mention it mostly because you have to do a good
Since you are pointing to a real file that exists and is readable
(right?) your problem is probably not header.
The url method is for controllers and actions. Try using the webroot
method. You supply it with the path you want and it will add the base
url for you.
echo
A bit OT, but for general interest check out http://openatrium.com/
It is a groupware-type application written on top of Drupal. I have
never used Drupal but if I was to start I would first look at how they
did it.
Of-course you wanted to know about going the other way... from Drupal
to Cake or
I think you may be on a different level to that trac note.
You would have to confirm the following but I believe this is
generally correct:
Cake does lazy loading of the classes... classes never referenced
during a request will not be included, loaded and instantiated.
Cake does no lazy loading
Depends on what you want.
For simple things I have done a few manual things. For example:
ModelA needs to tell ModelB to perform some general action:
$model = ClassRegistry::init('ModelB');
$model-doYourThing();
For more complete event handling you could check out:
I saw this tiny detail that looks odd:
Error: Database table fams s for model Fams was not found.
Somewhere you are referencing a Model called Fams which tries to
load a table calles fams s. That is the missing table. Check
everywhere for any reference to Fams at all, one of them should
probably
Hi,
I like posting here before adding anything to trac to get some
feedback first.
clearCache() in basics.php does clearing up of specific cache files. I
have been under the impression that it was not necessary for me to
check the existence of the cached file first but it looks like I have
to.
Typical me. I never got to my real point.
I wanted to say that if you are having serious performance problems
even while containing queries then that is a bit odd. What is the
difference if you bench an action with the unneeded associations
commented out completely (which should keep the models
I use serialization when:
1.
The array is a preference hash (used for settings in plugins). This is
a kind of caching to the db if you will.
2.
The array is a very complex or in some other way messy structure that
is only stored for logging purposes. One example is the rats-nest
called MM7 (SOAP
Hi,
This has been nagging at the back of my head for a long time. I feel
like I should be using schema migrations. Especially for one
constantly evolving app I work on. But I have not found any way that
handles non English text without my interfering with the schema
details directly (in MySQL in
Did I get this right:
This problem is with datetime-fields when one of your layouts is used
bit not the other.
The problem looks a bit like an encoding problem (utf8/latin1) of some
kind. I try to make sure that html layouts, Cake's app encoding, sql
connection, database, tables and fields... in
Connection, the DB and all the DB's tables have the same
collation (latin1_swedish_ci)
- all the DateTime fields has no collation selected
- Cake app has UTF-8 encoding
the problem is still here :(
On 9 Lug, 11:54, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Did I get this right
For your find to work the way you expect it you need to use a join in
the query. hasMany doesn't do this by default.
You can do the query from the other side, since belongsTo is a joining
association.
$results = $this-Company-Location-find('all',...);
Or you you can specify a join. Check out
I was wondering what type of apps you all build?
Mainly, do you mostly build:
1. hosted applications (e.g. Bakery, TheChaw, Backpack...), hosted in
a single place where every user has an account in the same instance
of the application.
or
2. distributable applications (e.g. Neutrino, Wordpress,
You probably don't really have any failed requests
http://www.google.com/search?q=apache+bench+failed+length
I suggest looking at the top result.
On Jun 27, 5:08 am, joshua josh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Cakes,
Today I use ab to give a test of my cake site, there are so many failed
requests in
You don't show:
var $actsAs = array('Containable');
On Jun 25, 11:59 pm, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
So I know how to use containable really well, but this is being weird.
Its pulling ALL relations, even when I limit it with containable.
Heres my models.
class ArticleFavorite
I think that can be handled by the Set class. I am not sure if find
does use that one but you can use it to get the same kind of results.
If you look at a class like Configure, you can do Configure::read
('Some.dot.path') and get back the data from the equivalent array
position. In there it is
find('list') with multiple fields defined should also work, I think.
On Jun 21, 11:50 am, Dr. Loboto drlob...@gmail.com wrote:
$data = array ('Fuelprice' = Set::combine($data, 'Fuelprice.{n}.id',
'Fuelprice.{n}'));
On Jun 21, 12:18 am, Petr Vytlačil petr.vytla...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
If you want to stay in Cake-land as much as possible try making use of
the joins key in your options for find().
Nate wrote a nice article showing how to get going:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/quick-tip-doing-ad-hoc-joins-in-model-find
General advice (apart from your big search
This? As in $this-recfunction...
On Jun 16, 1:56 pm, lakers fan lakersfa...@msn.com wrote:
Hello,
I want to write a recursive function in my users controller which will
be called from the url.
http://localhost/cake/users/recfunction/param1/param2
This recfunction will call itself
You seem to focus on some odd topics.
http://web-funda.blogspot.com/2009/06/select-box-in-cakephp-12-generatelist.html
Why? I just don't get it. Why would you ever want to enclose find
('list') in a method that mimics the old argument lists? I mean, you
are not doing it to avoid re-writing an
Have you allowed NULL on the created field? (and modified)
I am not at all sure anymore but I have a vague memory of this being
significant... and os it appears to be still:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/69/created-and-modified
On Jun 15, 12:04 am, Peter peterdun...@gmail.com wrote:
I read
Most likely: no.
I, for one, haven't touched my config files and I also run on 1.2.2 on
one server (1.2.3 for other installations). No cache problems using
File engine for me.
If you using some special Cache, or just the default File engine, then
have a look at the changelog to see if anything
Just call it like any other shell should work asaik.
For example like Mark's benchmarking shell in DebugKit:
http://thechaw.com/debug_kit/wiki/docs/benchmark-shell
On Jun 13, 11:04 am, marco.rizze...@gmail.com
marco.rizze...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I have installed a plugin in my cakephp app.
, NO, A, B,
C).
The alternative to containing, I know of, is to loop the found
questions and find the grouped answers for each in separate queries...
or doing a custom query but I'd rather not do that.
On Jun 12, 7:57 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Brian,
So, you have
Sure,
full domains is just a matter of modifying the way you find the
correct config. Come to think of it, the code at the bakery does that
already. It is the very simplest, most generic way of doing it. I have
variations where it checks the root domain and only allows sub-
domains. It then
You just go:
'contain' = array(
'Product' = array(
'conditions' = array('Product.id' = $productId),
'Module' = array(
'Subject'
)
),
'Check'
)
That is: in contain you simply name the nearest associates and in
each of those you name furhter associates to return.
On Jun
I just had a small question.
Any particular reason you want to put the files on a separate server
and get them via ftp?
The easiest way to secure the acces to the files is (as it sounds
like you are doing) to send them out through a controller/action that
checks that you have purchased that
having img in front.
On 10 jun, 09:27, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Problems with linking to images css or javascript are often the result
of problems with the rewriting of urls. That is why I wanted you to
check the .htaccess files were there.
Also the fact that you had
Hi,
I find myself needing to get associated data grouped by a field but
Containable seems to interpret the group key as an extra field to
include.
@line 267 containable specifies a bunch of valid options but groups is
not one of them.
Trying to be cheeky and adding group to the list makes the
Thanks Brian,
So, you have to trick Containable by puting it into a condition ...
like the good old days :)
/Martin
On Jun 11, 6:01 pm, brian bally.z...@gmail.com wrote:
Have a look at this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/4b1351b6...
On Thu, Jun 11,
/controller/
action/parameter, because the image doesn't exist in /controller/
action/img/image.gif. Maybe this has to do with the default.ctp being
rendered before it is passed to the action, so it doens't know how to
construct the url for the action?
On 9 jun, 16:20, Martin Westin martin.westin
I have used the wizard component (the one found at the bakery) a
little and I don't think is supports routes like that out of the box.
You might be able to trick it (but probably not) by dynamically
setting $this-Wizard-wizardAction to the desired path.
I have stored data in the session at the
The list could be long if you wanted to be complete. Look at the api
for a good start. Any class-name there is reserved and could cause
trouble.
http://api.cakephp.org/classes
The only ones I have come across in real life have been File and
Folder. I had a file manager app using those
believe I was the only one with this problem...
On 8 jun, 16:11, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Not a bug. You either have a configuration problem or just missed how
your install does its redirection. You should never have to use app
in your urls.
try using urls like
Another hint:
When the data is not joined you can also do dynamic ordering on the
related data (not the primary data by the related values though) using
Containable Behaviour.
On Jun 7, 10:04 pm, fain182 fain...@gmail.com wrote:
In your Sito model, set your default sort order like so:
If you have a good feeling about Cake: Go for it!
Dealing with complex data relationships is one of the areas where a
quality framework (CakePHP) will really help you stay sane.
Associations are 90% automatic once setup. (you might find one or two
situations where you want to use your own query)
If you are querying Category you specify the order for Catrgory in the
find, using order like normal. The SubCategory data will (should) use
the order specified in the relationship written in the Category model
and the order for Item should by default be what is defined in
SubCategory.
Using
I have never used Postgres but shouldn't you specify only the folder
where the socket is located for Postgres?
From what I can read of how the connection works you should:
host == folder to socket
port == null
The manual page you link to describes database configs in general.
My interpretation
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