I have to work on an existing project under Symfony 1021. I acquired the project from SVN. Since I use Mac OS, and my hard drive is formatted as case-insensitive, I had to mount a disk image formatted as case sensitive and establish the project on that, so that the svn checkout could succeed - this may or may not be a clue?
I checked the permissions of the file cache and log - they are 777. I can not figure out why I continue to get error: [sfCacheException] Unable to write cache file "/ Volumes / devImage / bubadub / cache / frontend / dev / config / config_config_handlers.yml.php. stack trace * At () SF_ROOT_DIR in / lib / symfony / cache / sfFileCache.class.php line 538 ... 535. 536. if ($ fp = @ fopen ($ tmpfile, 'wb')) 537. ( 538. throw new sfCacheException (sprintf ( 'Unable to write cache file "% s". ', $ path. $ file)); 539. ) 540. 541. if ($ this-> readControl) -------------------------------------------------- --- Other info that may be helpful: I wanted to try the Jobeet tutorial under symfony 1.2 and I get to serve the virtual host without problems, without errors. Similarly for another project installed with symfony 1.2. Another detail, as I go into the folder immediately above where symfony attempts to write the file /Volumes/devImage/bubadub/ cache/frontend/dev/config/config_config_handlers.yml.php, I find what looks like temporary files named: config_config_handlers.yml.php5FLkgi config_config_handlers.yml.phphLeNYq etc. Each attempt writes a new temporary file. This tells me the web server is not having any problems with permissions writing to the cache tree. It just refuses to write to the config directory and dumps empty temporary files above it instead. I would love to know what hinders my progress here! Thank you in advance and looking forward to discover more of symfony! Malcolm -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "symfony users" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=.
