Hi Hamza,
It seems like you forget to push your model class files (/lib/models, ...).
Also, did you check your DBs (they are probably different): did you recreate
your DB locally (using Doctrine commands) but forget to propagate the DB
changes (manually or better through doctrine migration...)
hi
any ideas please
for the first error i added a column slug manually in the table sfguard user
but i have new error
500 | Internal Server Error | Doctrine_Record_UnknownPropertyException Unknown
record property / related component permissions on sfGuardUser
if i refresh the page i'm logged in
thank for your reply
i have the sfguardpermission enabled
i have this error when i try to login:
he look for a columns slug in sfguarduser table but there is no columns
00 | Internal Server Error |
Doctrine_Connection_Mysql_ExceptionSQLSTATE[42S22]:
Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 's.slug'
hi
I am getting this error - Unknown record property / related component
permissions on sfGuardUser, referer - in my error_log when I
attempt to login to my symfony 1.4 app after deployment. I do not get
it on my local machine.
When I submit the login form, Symfony throws a 500 error. If I
Hello,
i am finishing my first project in symfony and i want to deploy it
from localhost to production server. i also didn't use any deployment
strategies before.
i am running on windows. to run symfony commands i use cyqwin linux
emulator.
on my production server i have enabled cli shell and ssh
hi,
yes you have to install rsync in your cygwin environment and have to
make sure that rsync is installed on the server as well!
Greetings
Ben
Am 11.11.2010 17:54, schrieb hribo:
Hello,
i am finishing my first project in symfony and i want to deploy it
from localhost to production server. i
Hi everybody,
some time ago i had a problem with the deployment interface of symfony
1.4. When i run the command:
symfony project:deploy production --go
nothing happened. It was a loop. Well, i found the problem and then i
wrote a article about this issue. You can check it in:
Hi all,
i set up the deployment using the rsync on symfony. What i did was configure
the properties.ini like this:
[production]
host=domain.com.br
port=22 -i E:/cygwin/home/Augusto/.ssh/id_rsa
user=user
dir=/home/username/website
parameters=-rtgoDzCv --progress --force --delete
Hi all,
i'm working with the deploy system of the symfony for a good time. But i
have one doubt about this feature, specifically about the rsync. Here is my
properties.ini:
[production]
host=www.domain.com
port=22 -i E:\cygwin\home\Augusto\.ssh\id_rsa
user=user
dir=/home/USER/website
Hey guys, on the jobeet deployment page, here is a statement I read (Before
running the project:deploy task for the first time, you need to connect to
the server manually to add the key in the known hosts file.):
*Before running the project:deploy task for the first time, you need to
connect to
I guess it's referring to ssh public key authentication. See
http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 18:21, Parijat Kalia kaliapari...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys, on the jobeet deployment page, here is a statement I read (Before
running the project:deploy task for
I guess that you use Windows?
The key he is referring to is the SSH key as Gabor has so eloquently
explined. You don't however have to use a key as that is just one of the
many fine and damned useful authentication mechanisms available. You can use
just plain-old username/password authentication
but that did not work eitherYes I use windows btw...Can anyone explain
me the steps taken (please not the wiki by symfony) coz that hasn't worked
for me. I'll be really greatfull!
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.comwrote:
I guess that you use Windows?
You're getting auth errors when it's trying to create the files
folders - so it's not an issue of keys.
As you're coming from a windows machine - you're likely to have an issue
when it's trying to set the right perms on the top level folders (-a
flag attempts to match the perms from the source
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Parijat Kalia wrote:
Hey guys, on the jobeet deployment page, here is a statement I read (Before
running the project:deploy task for the first time, you need to connect to
the server manually to add the key in the known hosts file.):
*Before running the project:deploy
Hey guys,
I am trying to deploy my website onto a production server and it's giving me
a migraine at the moment.I configured the properties.ini file as stated:
[production]
host=www.mywebsite.com
port={the port number}
user=theusername
dir=/sfproject
so when i hit symfony
Can you rsync to the server, I mean: withouth project:deploy?
Also, if it's 'sos' as you say, just copy your stuff to the server -
project:deploy is convenient, but there are other ways.
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 06:25, Parijat Kalia kaliapari...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys,
I am trying to deploy
Personally I find doing an SVN checkout on the remote server is the best way
to deploy. There are far better techniques to manage things like releases,
etc with SVN than whats built into symfony
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 7:25 AM, Parijat Kalia kaliapari...@gmail.comwrote:
Hey guys,
I am trying
Hi,
i have deployed a symfony project after successful deployment when i
access it without any module its ok but when i access module it give
me error the scenario is like this
http://132.147.160.108/chk/web/index.php
this link is accessible
and
Hi,
I'm soon to deploy my application to production. However, I am having
some issues because of the directory structure. On my staging
machine, I would create public_html as a soft link to my symfony web
root. However, on production, my public_html is a real directory with
additional
Hello All,
I would like to ask the group the different deployment scenarios that
have been setup. I am specifically looking for some information on how
you manage your database deployment when some changes need to be made.
For example I deploy version 1.0 of the site/application and I need to
Hi,
After an interesting discussion with Jon and Russ
(http://trac.symfony-project.org/ticket/6708) I would like to open a
follow-up thread.
What are your strategies for initial application deployment and for
delivering updates? Do you do a SVN checkout on the server or use the
project:deploy
Is there some fast and good method for making sync with a hosting
provider of a local Symfony app.
The application is no my local subversion server and i use my machine
as my dev server, im thinking in having a branch for the stable
version and trunk will be for unstable after i made changes to
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