On Friday, January 3, 2014 6:35:40 AM UTC-5, WooDzu wrote:
>
> Hi Gary.
>
> I've run the */st* tests on my account and except for the one above they
> all are doing well.
>
>
> Reading path ggsm://log/mylog.txt<br/>Warning: fopen(ggslog://mylog.txt):
> failed to open stream: "garyamort\github_io\stream\syslog::stream_open" call
> failed in
> /base/data/home/apps/s~woodzu123/2.372788013017868220/gae/libraries/garyamort/github_io/stream/morpher.php
> on line 162Warning: file_get_contents(ggsm://log/mylog.txt): failed to open
> stream: "garyamort\github_io\stream\morpher::stream_open" call failed in
> /base/data/home/apps/s~woodzu123/2.372788013017868220/gae/demo/streamtest.php
> on line 156
>
> I've got both the 'log' folder as well as the mylog.txt file in it. Both
> created manually and assigned "Owner" permissions for the GAE application
> in *log/mylog.txt*.
>
The default stream wrapper I'm using for the log directory is a syslog
wrapper - so it won't try to write to mylog.txt [I just created the file to
make sure I wasn't writing to it]. My initial implementation ran into an
issue where syslog would have problems with the newline charector, I'll
have to review the code in both places and sync them so the code to
eliminate newlines is in there.
The way it should work is it will appear in the Google Cloud console logs
for app engine. The filename becomes irrelevant - but it will show up in
the syslog messages in case it's relevant.
> One suggestion I'd have is to use something more obvious for the schema
> names, maybe:
> gs+sm:// or gs+joomla:// for the default wrapper
> gs+log:// for the log wrapper
>
> According to RFC 1738 the following characters are allowed:
>
> - letters "a"--"z"
> - digits
> - plus ("+")
> - period (".")
> - hyphen ("-")
>
>
>
I'm fine with changing the defaults stream type/string - I'll give yours a
shot. Note, the default stream types are completely overridable - it's all
stored in a public static array
So calling:
$mylogstreams = array('gs+syslog', 'gs+log', 'log');
garyamort\github_io\stream\syslog::types=$mylogstreams;
BEFORE calling:
garyamort\github_io\stream\syslog::registerWrapper();
will change the strings the syslog stream wrapper uses to detect on.... Heck,
I also set it up so you can override it by passing the strings to the method,
ie:
$mylogstreams = array('gs+syslog', 'gs+log', 'log');
garyamort\github_io\stream\syslog::registerWrapper($mylogstreams);
Does the same thing. registerWrapper is mainly just a convenience function to
avoid having to type out
stream_wrapper_register('gs+log', 'garyamort\github_io\stream\syslog');
Over and over for every one of the silly stream wrappers. So I made sure that
everything is completely overrideable/public. The method prefers to use an
array of strings given to it, if none are given it uses the public static
variable for the class that was called. And it includes a force option
defaulted to false that when set, will unregister any existing stream
wrappers[for the same strings/stream types] and replace it with the one being
registered.
How are you getting on with adding this to the cms? Let me know if I can
> test anything for you.
>
>
I had to get some paying work done, I should have some time tomorro to go
through and make some updates and merge your pull requests. I need to add
in file mode checking and stream context modifications and then it should
be in good shape.
There are a number of git stream wrappers out there, and it's possible to
deploy to google app engine via git - so for people who want to
upgrade/install extensions on gae, a morphing rule that is only applied for
streams opened in write mode and then rewrites the pathname to use git
might provide most of the solution to upgrading in place...
> And what are you thoughts on including media/images folders in the wrapper?
> I was thinking of adding an option to the installer (the GAE one) to copy
> both folders over to the Google Storage.
>
> The images folder is used to store all dynamic data for Joomla such as
> images for articles and other components, so it should be fine as is but
> all of the default contents in media folder are core assets. Unfortunatelly
> some 3rd party extensions by default use media to store all dynamic data in
> it
> such as forum attachments in Kunena, some K2 files, avatars in
> CommunityBuilder and who knows what else.
>
> One idea is to copy both images and media to the Storage, rewrite the urls
> and use a post-deployment script to update/override them. Less hassle.
>
> The other idea is to keep a list of folders which should be kept on the
> Storage. Example:
> /cache
> /tmp
> /media/kunena
> /media/k2
>
> Or even two lists eg. the default one that comes with the joomla-gae repo
> and a custom one, user defined, gitignored file.
> This way we can have a file for known folders used dynamically by
> extensions and dev/admins would have an option to add custom folders they
> need write access to.
>
>
Yes, I want to store the rule data in configuration.php and then on
initialization instead of the hardcoded rules I'm testing with, the rules
can be dynamically generated and registered with the wrapper.
The only problem I have with that is Joomla won't save arrays of data by
default in configuration.php - so it means either a plugin to save the data
as an array, or limiting it to X number of rules.... I'm mainly trying to
balance my tendency to add in lots and lots of options with keeping things
simple so I can get to a release/usable point.... I mean, why spend weeks
adding a bunch of options I don't need if only 2 people are using it?
There doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in deploying Joomla to GAE -
it's fun for me and it's a good brain teaser to force my mind into a coding
gear.
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