So ran 'symfony fix-perms' today and didnt work. sys-admin prob locked
down the box more.
I get error messages like:
chmod 666 cache/myapp/dev/config/modules_home_config_module.yml.php
Warning: chmod(): Operation not permitted in /usr/local/lib/php/
symfony/vendor/pake/pakeFunction.php on line
Think I'm good now...
TortoiseSVN was not issue I think...
cache/ and log/ folders were not writable by Administrators/me (even
though Creator Owner user had full access access). Recursively applied
permissions in jobeet folder in advanced settings to Child objects and
then i think it works.
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 8:52 PM, armyofda12monkeys
armyofda12mnk...@gmail.com wrote:
I was trying the jobeet tutorial. and thought it would be nice to
learn a little svn. but I wanted to setup a local svn directory
instead of online google one. and kinda mixed the instructions at end
Whoops, forgot to mention message includes a fatal error at end:..
[28-Sep-2009 15:29:37] PHP Warning: copy(C:\dev\symfony-workspace
\jobeet\cache\frontend\dev\config/config_autoload.yml.php) [a
href='function.copy'function.copy/a]: failed to open stream:
Permission denied in
:
On Mon, 28 Sep 2009, armyofda12monkeys wrote:
I think I just populate the cache directory from a saved copy (before
i deleted it with rm -rf cache/*) to get it back and working like
before...
However as i progressed to Day 3 of Joblet, I checked the browser @
http://jobeet.localhost
Think simply not writable, i have TortoiseSVN kinda handling the
folder for svn on windows. and i have full access to read and write. I
keep setting the jobeet folder Propertied to unchecked Read-only and
apply recursively to subfolders/files, but keeps coming back checked
to Read-Only possibly.
I was trying the jobeet tutorial. and thought it would be nice to
learn a little svn. but I wanted to setup a local svn directory
instead of online google one. and kinda mixed the instructions at end
and my app is just a blank page now since I'm pretty sure did
something wrong (pretty sure what i
