issue is solved.
problem was that my php.ini settings of phpinfo() where different when
i looked through web browser and through CLI.
i made changes to the one in directory where is my php installed.
but i DO NOT REALLY UNDERSTAND how and why is it possible that i have
to change 2 php.ini files.
exception 'Exception' with message 'Failed to create file upload directory
/jobs.' in
/home/cordoval/symfony-projects/sfproject/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/validator/sfValidatedFile.class.php:97
The user who runs the tests, has he write (delete, write) permissions on the
folder
On jobeet day 11 it says symfony simulates uploading a file on a form:
after issuing:
./symfony test:functional frontend jobActions
I get:
3.1 - Submit a Job
# get /job/new
ok 16 - request parameter module is job
ok 17 - request parameter action is new
# post /job
ok 18 -
One php.ini per environment ( apache/ CLI )
In some linux distros like Ubuntu or debian, each php.ini is a
symbolic link which is pointing to the same file.
On Nov 8, 9:46 am, hribo hribo...@gmail.com wrote:
issue is solved.
problem was that my php.ini settings of phpinfo() where different
Its simple. PHP on command line (CLI) might need entirely different to
settings to PHP through a web server (apache). If you think about the
environment they execute in, they might need different settings for the like
of memory requirements, script execution time and even a lot of additional
thank you for your answers
On Nov 8, 10:07 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Its simple. PHP on command line (CLI) might need entirely different to
settings to PHP through a web server (apache). If you think about the
environment they execute in, they might need different
Hello!
I receive the error message above only on the prod-server, not on the
dev-server. The widget (and validator) is defined in the FormClass,
but I have the impression, that the FormClass will not been read
there, because other changes in it (even syntax errors!) will not
change anything. On
Did you clear cache (symfony cc) on the production server after deployment?
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Peter p...@kreutzer-peter.de wrote:
Hello!
I receive the error message above only on the prod-server, not on the
dev-server. The widget (and validator) is defined in the FormClass,
Hallo!
Am 08.11.2010 13:59, schrieb Gareth McCumskey:
Did you clear cache (symfony cc) on the production server after
deployment?
Thanks for your anwer! But I did clear the cache on prod-server more
than one time!
Greetings!
Peter
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Sounds like there is way in which the functional test executes that affects
this, that is why my question was how can I introspect how the test $browser
works.
I clearly see that I cannot debug the problem with the
/var/log/apache2/error.log because when I run the tests there is no sign of
the
hi,
how I removed the @ from the mkdir on the validatedFile.class.php core file
on symfony and now I get:
exception 'RuntimeException' with message 'PHP sent a warning error at
/home/cordoval/symfony-projects/jobeet/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/validator/sfValidatedFile.class.php
line 94 (mkdir():
Tasks do not load the html helpers by default because, well, they do not run
on the web server but on the comman line. To load the helper file for
url_for you need to load the Url helper as such:
sfLoader::loadHelpers(array('Url'));
Then you can go ahead and use url_for to build your url.
On
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