As a quick follow-up, I have been able to get a single action to work, and
it's just a simple redirect to my phpBB3 forum:
public function forumAction()
{
return new RedirectResponse('/forum/', 302);
}
It's a mostly pointless action but at least it shows that requests are at
I don't mean to keep spamming my own thread but this is pretty significant.
The production cache isn't being generated. Exactly two empty directories
show up: security and inside that, SecurityProxies. Nothing else.
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Well then. I guess I should have just waited 20 minutes before posting
anything. It looks like the configuration for Monolog changed slightly. Now
instead of "fingerscrossed," it's "fingers_crossed." Hopefully this will
help someone else. :)
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On 13.04.2011 12:32, Carl wrote:
> Well then. I guess I should have just waited 20 minutes before posting
> anything. It looks like the configuration for Monolog changed slightly.
> Now instead of "fingerscrossed," it's "fingers_crossed." Hopefully this
> will help someone else. :)
Sorry about tha
No problem at all. These things happen, especially when something isn't
fully stable yet. I'm definitely aware of the risks. :) I'm just thankful it
was something so simple (and that I double-checked the config_prod.yml
file...).
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yeah, that rename confused me as well. i opened an issue to at least
improve the exception message to something more clear.
Am 13.04.2011 12:32, schrieb Carl:
> Well then. I guess I should have just waited 20 minutes before posting
> anything. It look
