Just trying out farcry in a shared hosting environment and came across a problem:
The install script uses a java object to create a cf mapping of /farcry. Yesterday the site was working fine, but today it wasn't working because someone else on the server must have installed farcry and it overwrote the mapping, now it is pointing it to their site and the sandbox doesn't let me read their script, thus throwing an error.
Doing a search/replace on all the code changing all references to the 'farcry' mapping to a new mapping has fixed the problem.
Can anyone think of a way to fix this issue? ie have the default mapping name configurable during installation and checking for possible conflicts?
Perhaps have a regex that runs over the code and changes all the references to that mapping during the install?
Our general recommendation in shared environments is to share the one farcry_core code base. Which hosting provider are you using?? Interesting to see that FarCry is so popular ;)
The reason for the hardcoded /farcry/ cfmapping is the use of CFIMPORT. This requires a hardcoded library location and will not accept a run-time variable.
A regex change of the mapping ought to work -- but its not something we can really justify adding to the installer.
-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
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