Function strftime() is deprecated

[TunglinInamin]

Describe the bug

Function strftime() is deprecated

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior: log in pma

Expected behavior

not show this error

Screenshots

Server configuration

• Operating system: Centos 7.9
• Web server: nginx
• Database version: Mariadb 10.8.3
• PHP version: 8.1.7
• phpMyAdmin version: 5.2.0

Client configuration

• Browser: Chrome
• Operating system: Windows 11

Additional context

Deprecation Notice in ./libraries/classes/Util.php#1699 Function strftime() is deprecated

Backtrace

Header.php#554: PhpMyAdmin\Util::expandUserString(string '@HTTP_HOST@ / @VSERVER@ | @PHPMYADMIN@')
Header.php#410: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getPageTitle()
ResponseRenderer.php#293: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getDisplay()
ResponseRenderer.php#411: PhpMyAdmin\ResponseRenderer->getDisplay()
PhpMyAdmin\ResponseRenderer->response()

[williamdes]

What version of phpMyAdmin are you using? What PHP version are you using?

Not filling the template makes me ask questions 😄

[TunglinInamin]

update error data

[williamdes]

Duplicate of #17249

[williamdes]

Users have reported it is fixed in the latest versions of phpMyAdmin Could you try the latest 5.2 version in development (phpMyAdmin 5.2+snapshot)?

[TunglinInamin]

I have been used it, but the error still showed.

[williamdes]

I have been used it, but the error still showed.

@MauricioFauth do you have an idea about why it is still showed?

[LH-Eelko]

Server configuration

• Operating system: Centos 7.9
• Webserver: nginx/1.21.6
• Database version: MariaDB 10.3.11
• PHP version: 8.1.7
• phpMyAdmin version: 5.2.0

Client configuration

• Browser: Chrome Version 104.0.5112.39 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)
• Operating system: Fedora 36

Problem seems to occur in the official 5.2 release. I can confirm that it's gone in version 5.2.1-dev+20220709.47e7cfe761 though.

[williamdes]

I can confirm that it's gone in version 5.2.1-dev+20220709.47e7cfe761 though.

Thank you !

@TunglinInamin you have some kind of caching issue I think, maybe check you did empty opcache if you use it

[leuchtdiode]

I get the same error with a fresh snapshot, so seems like it is not fixed?

Version information: 5.2.1-dev+20220831.92dc9017d3 PHP version: 8.1.8

[williamdes]

I get the same error with a fresh snapshot, so seems like it is not fixed?

Version information: 5.2.1-dev+20220831.92dc9017d3 PHP version: 8.1.8

You can be sure this is fixed, please check your setup Can you post the error stacktrace?

[leuchtdiode]

I get the same error with a fresh snapshot, so seems like it is not fixed? Version information: 5.2.1-dev+20220831.92dc9017d3 PHP version: 8.1.8

You can be sure this is fixed, please check your setup Can you post the error stacktrace?

Tried "all languages" instead of "only english" now compared to 2 hours ago. Same error:

PHP version: 8.1.8 Version information: 5.2.1-dev+20220831.92dc9017d3

Deprecation Notice in ./libraries/classes/Util.php#1699
 Function strftime() is deprecated

Backtrace

Header.php#554: PhpMyAdmin\Util::expandUserString(string '@HTTP_HOST@ / @VSERVER@ | @PHPMYADMIN@')
Header.php#410: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getPageTitle()
ResponseRenderer.php#293: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getDisplay()
ResponseRenderer.php#411: PhpMyAdmin\ResponseRenderer->getDisplay()
PhpMyAdmin\ResponseRenderer->response()

[MauricioFauth]

Do you have some configuration that disables the error suppression operator (@), like the Xdebug's scream setting?

[leuchtdiode]

No, there is no xdebug enabled on this server. Is there any other php.ini setting which suppresses the operator? Nothing would come to my mind.

[williamdes]

When the snapshot gets built deprecations should not be shown any more. See #17734

[williamdes]

Hi @TunglinInamin Could you try the latest 5.2 version in development (phpMyAdmin 5.2+snapshot) and let me know ?

[leuchtdiode]

@williamdes I tested with latest 5.3 snapshot and the deprecations are gone now 👍

[williamdes]

Resolved by #17734