You're correct that Aspen and Bamboo are read only, but that doesn't apply
here because the Cedar stack (which all PHP apps run on) has a writeable
ephemeral file system [1].
Figured out my case though, CakePHP's default .gitignore [2] ignores the
tmp directory. Therefore, since the entire tmp di
Issue is not CakePHP 2.3 specific. Heroku is a read only file system[1].
Though you can write to /tmp. So in core.php, when setting
Cache::config() update the value of the 'path' key to '/tmp'. I've
also shared my production Cache::config() settings[2].
[1] https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/r
Did not resolve the issue as of yet. I tried to change the caching engine
to Redis but that requires a username / password and I never got past that.
I've made a post on the official CakePHP group on Facebook.
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 11:43:10 PM UTC-5, Shahruk Khan wrote:
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> I just updated
Ran into the same problem with a new Heroku app of ours. However, we've
been running the file cache on an older app for over a year and never had
problems. (Both are on the cedar stack.) Did you ever get to the bottom
of this?
I assume it has something to do with Heroku's philosophy of read-onl
Here's the thing - Heroku uses EC2, meaning that any files written are
deleted on Git push. But I think you're right, so I'm gonna contact Heroku
support the moment I get the chance. Thanks
On Wednesday, January 30, 2013 7:51:12 AM UTC-5, Luciano Bargmann wrote:
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> First things first: I am alm
First things first: I am almost sure you have a write permission problem. Have
you tried to fix that?
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I just updated my cake application to 2.3 and I started getting internal
errors on my heroku application.
*Warning* (512): /app/www/app/tmp/cache/ is not writable
[*CORE/Cake/Cache/Engine/FileEngine.php*, line *336*]
*Warning* (2): file_put_contents(/app/www/app/tmp/logs/error.log)
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