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 273 [symfony 1.0.21 hehe]
>> chmod 666 log/myapp_dev.log
Warning: chmod(): Operation not permitted in /usr/local/lib/php/
symfony/vendor/pake/pakeFunction.php on line 273
Now i try to run that chmod by itself standalone and realize I dont
have rights to chmod... Sys-admin says i can individually chmod with
'sudo chmod 666 log/myapp_dev.log', but I tell him its a script
running it, so he tells me to make the script sudo all its chmods...
Is this the best solution? So instead of php's chmod() function use
something instead like exec('sudo php -f symfony fix-perms') func in
the pake script.
Thanks for any info!,
Ari
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