no there is no log directory, can i just mkdir log?
thanks
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On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 8:22 AM, Helloise Smit
helloi...@miranetworks.netwrote:
no there is no log directory, can i just mkdir log?
thanks
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i sorted it thank you very much
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try changing the permission of log/ to 777.
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Charanjeet Kaur
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On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 1:00 PM, Helloise Smit
helloi...@miranetworks.netwrote:
thank you i created it but the script is stil not creating my file???
i am on a live server, but when i run it on my
i run ./symfony project:permissions
then get: Permissions on the following file(s) could not be fixed:
SF_ROOT_DIR/log
how must i fix this from the command line please? i have php script im
running that creates a .txt file and writes to it, but it is not creating
the file...is it because of
You may need root rights to change the permissions. On debian prefix
the command with `sudo`, on gentoo you'll need to `su` first, others I
don't know.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 16:02, Helloise Smit helloi...@miranetworks.net wrote:
i run ./symfony project:permissions
then get: Permissions on
log/ is a directory. Is it created already?
Regards,
Haris
On 21 April 2011 00:11, Helloise Smit helloi...@miranetworks.net wrote:
i am running the permissions as su/root :)
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