Hey Greg, My apologies for not catching this thread earlier, but it seems you have indeed already found the correct solution :) The 1.0.x release branch is, and will remain stable and what you should use in all cases, unless your doing 0.9 spec development work on the trunk; The trunk is seeing a couple of larger changes to accommodate for the 0.9 features, and hence will be unstable for a little while longer.
Glad to hear your up and running! -- Chris On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:43 PM, Greg Gay <[email protected]> wrote: > Ask for help, and you end up solving the problem yourself :-) > > Perhaps not completely stable, but, a checkout of the latest tag > 1.0.0RC1 resolved the problems we were having on linux. Everything seems > to be working fine there now. > > > > Greg Gay wrote: > > Is there a relatively stable version of Shindig PHP available that will > > run on Linux? > > > > We've been trying for days to get the PHP shindig setup on a linux > > system, but have had no luck, though things do work fine on our windows > > dev environments. We tried various setups with a proper domain, as a > > subdirectory on an existing domain, on localhost, with host set to > > "shindig" and a few other combos. > > > > Linux1 > > The test script seems to run, but generates: > > ---- > > > > PHPUnit 3.2.9 by Sebastian Bergmann. > > > > ...................F.................... > > > > Fatal error: Class 'UrlGenerator' not found in > > /****/social.atutor.ca/docs/php/test/common/UrlGeneratorTest.php on line > 44 > > ----- > > > > When trying to run the default todo.xml gadget a js error occurs > > > > "_IG_Prefs is not defined" > > We found reports about emptying the browser cache, and system cache, but > > that did not help. We have not been able to get around the error. > > > > Here's what we get from the todo gadget > > > http://social.atutor.ca/gadgets/ifr?url=http://www.labpixies.com/campaigns/todo/todo.xml > > > > ---------- > > > > So we tried on another linux system using localhost, with and with out > > sub directories, making the same sort of config edits as in Linux 1. > > > > Linux 2 > > Same output from the test as in Linux 1. But no matter what paths we use > > in container.js, container.php, and .htaccess the result is always a 404. > > > > > > Would appreciate some guidance, if anyone can help. > > > > greg > > > > > > > > -- > Greg Gay > Project Coordinator > Adaptive Technology Resource Centre > University of Toronto > http://atrc.utoronto.ca >
