I don't think you can deploy to a prod server without SOMEBODY having shell access.
Is it that YOU don't have access (and your SysAdmin does) or that it's a crappy webhost that doesn't offer shell access? Although you'll be able to deploy, you won't be able to build your database from the command line, or clear your cache. I guess you could fudge it together using phpMyAdmin and dumping from a dev machine, but that's just wrong. It's a world of pain, and not at all the best practice. If it's a crappy webhost, I recommend you switch - DreamHost offers shell access and it's only about $4/month. If it's that you need your SysAdmin to hit some keys for you, bribe them. Chocolate works well ;) On 5 Jan 2009, at 11:48, Brandon Olivares wrote: > > Hi, > > You don't have shell access? That's definitely not something I would > suggest. I can't give much of a suggestion besides to, well, get shell > access. I wonder whether clear-cache does something else besides just > deleting the contents of the cache directory, as otherwise you > probably > wouldn't have a problem. > > There was a discussion here a while ago about the risks of running > symfony > on a shared host. I think I agree with that. But if that's your only > option, > definitely have a host that offers shell access. > > Thanks, > Brandon > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: symfony-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:symfony- >> us...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Johannes Frandsen >> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 3:43 AM >> To: symfony-users@googlegroups.com >> Subject: [symfony-users] Re: Symfony on shared host >> >> Im running 1.1.6 in my dev environment and my build script just >> copies >> the files from my pear installation in to the data, lib and web >> folder >> and changes the projectconfiguration file to point to the lib folder >> before uploading to the production server via ftp. >> >> I do not have access to the shell on the production server , so I can >> only flush the cache by manually deleting the content of the cache >> folder. >> >> As far as I have understood the autoload is generated if the cache is >> empty, but my problem is the no files are generated only the folder >> structure under cache. >> >> Any other ideas? >> >> Joe >> >> >> On 05/01/2009, at 04.14, José Leonardo Diaz Ordoñez wrote: >> >> >> I have an error like that in my local server, it was an autoload >> problem in my case I had two version of the symfony framework in my >> lib/vendor folder (1.2 and 1.2.2Dev) >> >> If you have access to the console try to execute "symfony cc" or >> "symfony YOUR_ORM:build-all " It gave me some real strange errors, >> if >> any error appear again publish so I can tell if is the same it gave >> me. >> >> 2009/1/4 Lee Bolding <l...@leesbian.net> >> >> >> >> cache and log need to be 777 *recursively* >> >> chmod -R 777 cache >> chmod -R 777 log >> >> That should fix it :) >> >> >> On 4 Jan 2009, at 19:02, Johannes Frandsen wrote: >> >> > >> > I get this error when I try to run my symfony project on >> a shared >> > host: >> > >> > Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'sfCacheException' with >> message >> > 'Failed to make cache directory >> "/var/www/html/greenoak.dk/cache/ >> > frontend/dev/config" while generating cache for >> configuration file >> > "config/config_handlers.yml".' in >> /var/www/html/greenoak.dk/lib/ >> > symfony/config/sfConfigCache.class.php:337 Stack trace: >> #0 /var/www/ >> > >> html/greenoak.dk/lib/symfony/config/sfConfigCache.class.php(107) >> <http://greenoak.dk/lib/symfony/config/sfConfigCache.class.php%28107%29 >>> : >> > sfConfigCache->writeCacheFile('config/config_h...', >> '/var/www/html/ >> > g...', '<?php?// auto-g...') #1 >> /var/www/html/greenoak.dk/lib/symfony/ >> > config/sfConfigCache.class.php(194): sfConfigCache- >> >> callHandler('config/config_h...', Array, >> '/var/www/html/g...') #2 / >> > var/www/html/greenoak.dk/lib/symfony/config/ >> > sfConfigCache.class.php(276): sfConfigCache- >>> checkConfig('config/ >> > config_h...') #3 >> /var/www/html/greenoak.dk/lib/symfony/config/ >> > sfConfigCache.class.php(54): sfConfigCache- >>> loadConfigHandlers() #4 / >> > var/www/html/greenoak.dk/lib/symfony/config/ >> > sfConfigCache.class.php(194): sfConfigCache- >>> callHandler('config/ >> > settings...', Array, '/var/www/html/g. in >> /var/www/html/greenoak.dk/ >> > lib/symfony/config/sfConfigCache.class.php on line 337 >> > >> > Safemode is on but I have copied all the files from the >> pear >> > installation (so my installation resemble what a symfony >> freeze would >> > do ), so to the best of my knowledge this should not be >> the problem. >> > >> > Both cache and log have 777 file permission >> > >> > When I look i the cache folder I can see that some of the >> folder >> > structure is created but no files >> > >> > Any help appreciated... >> > >> > Im running php 5.2.6 on the shared host >> > >> > Joe >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> ----------------------------------------------------------------- >> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> José Leonardo Diaz Ordoñez >> Ingeniero en Electrónica y Telecomunicaciones >> Énfasis en Ingeniería Telemática. >> Universidad del Cauca, Popayán -Colombia >> 2007 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> > > > > > > Lee Bolding l...@leesbian.net "a successful framework finds users and sucks and diddles their genitalia, it doesnt bend them over and make them squeel like stuck pigs." 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