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add url to symfony cookbook web server installation
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Expand Up @@ -128,6 +128,20 @@ And then access the CMF via:

http://localhost:8000
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should this not be app_dev.php as well?

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afaik this is not necessary, because console commands are normaly called in the dev environment.. so der server 'created' by a console command also runs in the dev environment..

if you try to run the command with env=prod you run in the same issue as if you dont at the app_dev on apache

.. so its only necessary to add app_dev.php if you run it on apache



Or if you run a default apache installation like described in the cookbook of symfony (http://symfony.com/doc/current/cookbook/configuration/web_server_configuration.html):

.. code-block:: text

http://localhost/app_dev.php

.. note::

Adding the ``app_dev.php`` to the url in your browser is important to actually
see the test page. Because the AcmeDemoBundle is only configured to work with the
Development Environment. (If you have a look at ``AppKernel.php`` you can easily
spot why)

.. sidebar:: Using Other Database Backends

If you prefer to use another database backend, for example MySQL, run the
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