I've written a task that needs privileges that are normally checked
for based on the identity of the current user. So I set up an identity
just for the tasks, and that's working fine:
$context =
sfContext::createInstance($this->createConfiguration($options['application'],
$options['env']));
$context->getUser()->signin(Doctrine::getTable('sfGuardUser')->findOneByUsername('pktaskuser'),
false);
However, when I create an application configuration like this, Symfony
logs a whole slew of information about the routing table. And all of
that information winds up at the console:
>> sfPatternRouting Connect sfDoctrineRoute "pk_user_admin"
>> (/admin/user.:sf_format)
>> sfPatternRouting Connect sfDoctrineRoute "pk_user_admin_new"
>> (/admin/user/new.:sf_format)
>> sfPatternRouting Connect sfDoctrineRoute "pk_user_admin_create"
>> (/admin/user.:sf_format)
>> sfPatternRouting Connect sfDoctrineRoute "pk_user_admin_edit"
>> (/admin/user/:id/edit.:sf_format)
... etc etc etc.
I've done enough digging to know that this is coming from the command
line task logging handler.
Command line tasks should be quiet when everything is working as it
should. Is there a way to shut off this noisy "logging" without
disabling actual logging during web access to the app?
(Perhaps it would run quieter if the environment was not dev? In that
case I can live with it in dev, knowing it will shut up on
production.)
Thanks!
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Tom Boutell
P'unk Avenue
215 755 1330
punkave.com
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