[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
Weird. Today the problem has returned. Yet if I look for 'bp2': grep -R bp2 * All I get is what is left over from when the files were auto-generated at the original site: apps/frontend/modules/authority_status/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/payment_type/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/category/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/contact/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/authority/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/prize_type/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/user/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/wait_list/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/priority/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/question_status/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/authority_type/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/page/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/payment_status/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/email/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/question/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/category/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/backend/modules/dashboard/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/category-bak/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/sf_guard_user/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/sf_guard_user/lib/ sf_guard_userGeneratorConfiguration.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/sf_guard_user/lib/ sf_guard_userGeneratorHelper.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/page/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 but if I switch over to this path: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ and try this: symfony cc I once again get this: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/ mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on line 28 So somewhere, somehow, the symfony commands are hardcoded to the old path. But I can not find where that hard-coding is. Any thoughts? On Jun 15, 3:53 am, Lawrence lkrub...@geocities.com wrote: This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I understand Symfony. We were doing development on our server at this path: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/ On the server, in the directory that is available on the web, we created an alias so that the above path could be reached at an url like: http://www.domain.com/v1/ After 2 months of hard-work, it was time to let some people test the site. Of course, we didn't want beta-testers looking at a site that the programmers were working on, since there was always the chance of some transitory bug arising during work. So I created a new directory, and then I copied everything over: cp -r /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/* /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/ betatest/ Then I created an alias so that our beta testers could see this site by pointing their browsers here: http://www.domain.com/v1/ But when I ssh'ed to the server and cd'ed to here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ Every command I entered went back to the other, earlier path. For instance, if I went here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ and did this: # symfony cc then I got this error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/ mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on line 28 That is the path of the other site. I did all the obvious things: 1.) I deleted everything in the cache folder. 2.) I chased down every reference to the first site in the config files: grep bp2 config/* I looked in the symfony file itself, but I didn't see anything hardcoded there, other than the shebang line. Still the problem persisted. Finally, I tracked down, and changed, every single instance of bp2: grep -R bp2 * I deleted everything in the log folder, I deleted an error_log file that someone had started in the web directory. I deleted a backup of the database that had bp2 in it. None of these files struck me as important, but once I had deleted or changed every single instance of 'bp2', the symfony cc command began to work again. But where was the reference to the other path? It wasn't in the cache and it wasn't in any of the config files, because I took care of those early on. So where was it? Where else would Symfony store a hard-coded path? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to
[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
2 possibilities: * The path is hardcoded in the config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php * You use a PHP accelerator and you need to restart Apache Fabien -- Fabien Potencier Sensio CEO - symfony lead developer sensiolabs.com | symfony-project.org | fabien.potencier.org Tél: +33 1 40 99 80 80 Jake Barnes wrote: Weird. Today the problem has returned. Yet if I look for 'bp2': grep -R bp2 * All I get is what is left over from when the files were auto-generated at the original site: apps/frontend/modules/authority_status/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/payment_type/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/category/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/contact/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/authority/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/prize_type/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/user/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/wait_list/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/priority/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/question_status/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/authority_type/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/page/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/payment_status/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/frontend/modules/email/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/frontend/modules/question/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/category/actions/actions.class.php: * @package bp2 apps/backend/modules/dashboard/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/category-bak/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/sf_guard_user/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/sf_guard_user/lib/ sf_guard_userGeneratorConfiguration.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/sf_guard_user/lib/ sf_guard_userGeneratorHelper.class.php: * @packagebp2 apps/backend/modules/page/actions/actions.class.php: * @packagebp2 but if I switch over to this path: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ and try this: symfony cc I once again get this: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/ mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on line 28 So somewhere, somehow, the symfony commands are hardcoded to the old path. But I can not find where that hard-coding is. Any thoughts? On Jun 15, 3:53 am, Lawrence lkrub...@geocities.com wrote: This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I understand Symfony. We were doing development on our server at this path: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/ On the server, in the directory that is available on the web, we created an alias so that the above path could be reached at an url like: http://www.domain.com/v1/ After 2 months of hard-work, it was time to let some people test the site. Of course, we didn't want beta-testers looking at a site that the programmers were working on, since there was always the chance of some transitory bug arising during work. So I created a new directory, and then I copied everything over: cp -r /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/* /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/ betatest/ Then I created an alias so that our beta testers could see this site by pointing their browsers here: http://www.domain.com/v1/ But when I ssh'ed to the server and cd'ed to here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ Every command I entered went back to the other, earlier path. For instance, if I went here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ and did this: # symfony cc then I got this error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/ mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on line 28 That is the path of the other site. I did all the obvious things: 1.) I deleted everything in the cache folder. 2.) I chased down every reference to the first site in the config files: grep bp2 config/* I looked in the symfony file itself, but I didn't see anything hardcoded there, other than the shebang line. Still the problem persisted. Finally, I tracked down, and changed, every single instance of bp2: grep -R bp2 * I deleted everything in the log folder, I deleted an error_log file that someone had started in the web directory. I deleted a backup of the database that had bp2 in it. None of these files struck me as important, but once I had deleted or changed every single instance of 'bp2', the symfony cc command began to work again. But where was the reference to the other path? It wasn't in the cache and it wasn't in any of the config files, because I took
[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
On Jun 16, 12:49 am, Jake Barnes lkrub...@geocities.com wrote: You are sending me to a URL that has no relevance to what I wrote. Did you mean to post this in a different thread? The chapter therein describes how to customize symfony. You need to edit the configuration of your controller so it refers to the newly copied tree rather than the old tree. So, yeah, I think it was relevant. -- --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
Depends on the version of symfony you are using. Check on the config.php files or in the ProjectConfiguration ones. There should be the path to the symfony libraries. Cheers, Alvaro On Jun 15, 2009, at 3:53 PM, Lawrence wrote: This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I understand Symfony. We were doing development on our server at this path: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bw2/ On the server, in the directory that is available on the web, we created an alias so that the above path could be reached at an url like: http://www.domain.com/v1/ After 2 months of hard-work, it was time to let some people test the site. Of course, we didn't want beta-testers looking at a site that the programmers were working on, since there was always the chance of some transitory bug arising during work. So I created a new directory, and then I copied everything over: cp -r /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/* /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/ betatest/ Then I created an alias so that our beta testers could see this site by pointing their browsers here: http://www.domain.com/v1/ But when I ssh'ed to the server and cd'ed to here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ Every command I entered went back to the other, earlier path. For instance, if I went here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ and did this: # symfony cc then I got this error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/ mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on line 28 That is the path of the other site. I did all the obvious things: 1.) I deleted everything in the cache folder. 2.) I chased down every reference to the first site in the config files: grep bp2 config/* I looked in the symfony file itself, but I didn't see anything hardcoded there, other than the shebang line. Still the problem persisted. Finally, I tracked down, and changed, every single instance of bp2: grep -R bp2 * I deleted everything in the log folder, I deleted an error_log file that someone had started in the web directory. I deleted a backup of the database that had bp2 in it. None of these files struck me as important, but once I had deleted or changed every single instance of 'bp2', the symfony cc command began to work again. But where was the reference to the other path? It wasn't in the cache and it wasn't in any of the config files, because I took care of those early on. So where was it? Where else would Symfony store a hard-coded path? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
On Mon, 15 Jun 2009, Lawrence wrote: This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I understand Symfony. Yes, probably. http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/19-Mastering-Symfony-s-Configuration-Files#chapter_19_sub_customizing_the_file_structure -- --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
On Jun 15, 4:31 am, alvaro harryjek...@gmail.com wrote: Depends on the version of symfony you are using. Check on the config.php files or in the ProjectConfiguration ones. There should be the path to the symfony libraries. As I said before, those were the first files that I checked. This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I understand Symfony. We were doing development on our server at this path: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bw2/ On the server, in the directory that is available on the web, we created an alias so that the above path could be reached at an url like: http://www.domain.com/v1/ After 2 months of hard-work, it was time to let some people test the site. Of course, we didn't want beta-testers looking at a site that the programmers were working on, since there was always the chance of some transitory bug arising during work. So I created a new directory, and then I copied everything over: cp -r /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/* /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/ betatest/ Then I created an alias so that our beta testers could see this site by pointing their browsers here: http://www.domain.com/v1/ But when I ssh'ed to the server and cd'ed to here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ Every command I entered went back to the other, earlier path. For instance, if I went here: /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/ and did this: # symfony cc then I got this error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/ mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on line 28 That is the path of the other site. I did all the obvious things: 1.) I deleted everything in the cache folder. 2.) I chased down every reference to the first site in the config files: grep bp2 config/* I looked in the symfony file itself, but I didn't see anything hardcoded there, other than the shebang line. Still the problem persisted. Finally, I tracked down, and changed, every single instance of bp2: grep -R bp2 * I deleted everything in the log folder, I deleted an error_log file that someone had started in the web directory. I deleted a backup of the database that had bp2 in it. None of these files struck me as important, but once I had deleted or changed every single instance of 'bp2', the symfony cc command began to work again. But where was the reference to the other path? It wasn't in the cache and it wasn't in any of the config files, because I took care of those early on. So where was it? Where else would Symfony store a hard-coded path? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
[symfony-users] Re: where does symfony hard-code paths?
On Jun 15, 9:38 am, Eno symb...@gmail.com wrote: On Mon, 15 Jun 2009, Lawrence wrote: This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I understand Symfony. Yes, probably. http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/19-Mastering- Symfony-s-Config... You are sending me to a URL that has no relevance to what I wrote. Did you mean to post this in a different thread? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
