On Feb 28, 6:05 pm, RyOnLife wrote:
> Lovely... I went to try this out and the warnings have vanished as
> mysteriously as they first appeared. I've got this thread bookmarked and
> will update again as they come back.
Ok.
If anyone will see this issue again, join us in #cake...@freenode
please
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> test case if it misbehaves randomly...
> Try one thing, please: in cake/libs/file.php in File::delete() replace
> clearstatcache();
> with
> clearstatcache(true);
> and let us know if that helps.
> >
>
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I've never seen this issue before, and it is hard to reproduce it in
test case if it misbehaves randomly...
Try one thing, please: in cake/libs/file.php in File::delete() replace
clearstatcache();
with
clearstatcache(true);
and let us know if that helps.
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ude - CORE/cake/bootstrap.php, line 43
>> >> [main] - APP/webroot/index.php, line 81
>>
>> >> I checked, and the "cake_core_core_paths" file does exist at the
>> >> specified
>> >> path.
>>
>> >> Anyone know how to dea
e/bootstrap.php, line 43
> >> [main] - APP/webroot/index.php, line 81
>
> >> I checked, and the "cake_core_core_paths" file does exist at the
> >> specified
> >> path.
>
> >> Anyone know how to deal with this? Although "no such file o
t;
>> Anyone know how to deal with this? Although "no such file or directory"
>> indicates it's not the problem, I double checked my tmp folder
>> permissions
>> just to be safe.
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> Anyone know how to deal with this? Although "no such file or directory"
> indicates it's not the problem, I double checked my tmp folder permissions
> just to be safe.
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> > Anyone know how to deal with this? Although "no such file or directory"
> > indicates it's not the problem, I double checked my tmp folder
> permissions
> > just to be safe.
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Ensure the full app/tmp/ directory skeleton is in place, from the cake
install, and that premissions are set such that the web server is able to
read / write those directories completely.
If in doubt, copy the app/tmp/ directory from the tarball, over your
applications tmp directory, and set the
no such file or directory"
indicates it's not the problem, I double checked my tmp folder permissions
just to be safe.
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