On Jun 15, 4:31 am, alvaro <[email protected]> wrote:
> Depends on the version of symfony you are using.
>
> Check on the config.php files or in the ProjectConfiguration
> ones.
> There should be the path to the symfony libraries.
As I said before, those were the first files that I checked.
> > This was a surprising problem. I suppose it shows how poorly I
> > understand Symfony.
>
> > We were doing development on our server at this path:
>
> > /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bw2/
>
> > On the server, in the directory that is available on the web, we
> > created an alias so that the above path could be reached at an url
> > like:
>
> >http://www.domain.com/v1/
>
> > After 2 months of hard-work, it was time to let some people test the
> > site. Of course, we didn't want beta-testers looking at a site that
> > the programmers were working on, since there was always the chance of
> > some transitory bug arising during work. So I created a new directory,
> > and then I copied everything over:
>
> > cp -r /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/* /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/
> > betatest/
>
> > Then I created an alias so that our beta testers could see this site
> > by pointing their browsers here:
>
> >http://www.domain.com/v1/
>
> > But when I ssh'ed to the server and cd'ed to here:
>
> > /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/
>
> > Every command I entered went back to the other, earlier path. For
> > instance, if I went here:
>
> > /home/mypail/home/sfprojects/betatest/
>
> > and did this:
>
> > # symfony cc
>
> > then I got this error:
>
> > Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class ProjectConfiguration in /home/
> > mypail/home/sfprojects/bp2/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php on
> > line 28
>
> > That is the path of the other site.
>
> > I did all the obvious things:
>
> > 1.) I deleted everything in the cache folder.
>
> > 2.) I chased down every reference to the first site in the config
> > files:
>
> > grep bp2 config/*
>
> > I looked in the symfony file itself, but I didn't see anything
> > hardcoded there, other than the shebang line.
>
> > Still the problem persisted.
>
> > Finally, I tracked down, and changed, every single instance of bp2:
>
> > grep -R bp2 *
>
> > I deleted everything in the log folder, I deleted an error_log file
> > that someone had started in the web directory. I deleted a backup of
> > the database that had "bp2" in it.
>
> > None of these files struck me as important, but once I had deleted or
> > changed every single instance of 'bp2', the "symfony cc" command began
> > to work again.
>
> > But where was the reference to the other path? It wasn't in the cache
> > and it wasn't in any of the config files, because I took care of those
> > early on. So where was it? Where else would Symfony store a hard-coded
> > path?
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