It should be possible to create a drupal site with a domain name "test-page.com".
At the moment a "dash" is not allowed when creating the page.

Terminal output:

drush quickstart-create all --domain=test-page.com
[OK]
Creating dns config (add test-page.com to /etc/hosts) ... [OK]
... done. [OK]
Creating database: test-page_com [OK]
Command failed: [error]
ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 2: You have an error in your SQL syntax;
check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for
the right syntax to use near '-page_come@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'test-page_com' WITH MAX_QUERIES_PER_HOUR 0 ' at line 1

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Sean Buscay’s picture

Sean Buscay commented

Hello frodus. I'm able to repeat your issue.

It's the hyphen in the URL. Do you need it for local dev work?

Change the command to:

drush quickstart-create all --domain=testpage.com

And it will work.

If you have to have the hyphen then try adding:

$defaults['domain_'] = $domain_ = str_replace('-','_',$options['domain']);

after:

$defaults['domain_'] = $domain_ = str_replace('.','_',$options['domain']);

Around line: 171 in quickstart.drush.inc

Chris Charlton’s picture

Chris Charlton
Primary language English
Location Los Angeles
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Title: drush quickstart-create all --domain=test-page.com » Hyphen support: drush quickstart-create all --domain=test-page.com

I was bit by this not knowing hyphens were an issue in QC right now. I figured we can strip out the hyphen where it'll fail, like MySQL (because dbname/dbuser can't use that character). I see some code is above, so I'll try to supply something more complete to merge; love to get the QC command support hyphens.