Hi Josh,
When your mail arrived I was trying the call like so
$tt->process( '/www/foo/bar/baz/process_response.tt2', {
post_data => $post_data,
env => '\%ENV',
context => 'email',
confirm_key => $person->cs_code,
print_mailings => [EMAIL PROTECTED]
}, \$response ) || die $tt->error;
Can I call process with the full path? It succeeded from the command line
so I am guessing I can...
When you say to add the path to INCLUDE_PATH do you mean push it to @INC? Or
is that a TT config? Or?
TIA
David
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Josh Rosenbaum [mailto:]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 3:13 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: templates@template-toolkit.org
> Subject: Re: [Templates] problems with %ENV when using TT from cron?
>
> David Martin wrote:
> > I have an inherited script that sends an email using TT to assemble an
> > email. The template syntax compiles fine, and the script actually
> > succeeds without issue from the commandline. However when cron runs the
> > script the $response variable is empty.
> >
> >
> >
> > I have verified that the only variable that is altered in cron vs cmd
> > line is %ENV so I making an educated guess that this is somehow causing
> > $response to be empty.
> >
> >
> >
> > my $response = '';
> >
> > $tt->process( 'process_response.tt2', {
> >
> > data => $data,
> >
> > env => \%ENV,
> >
> > context => 'email'
> >
> > }, \$response );
> >
> >
> >
> > I have captured the contents of %ENV from both environments and pasted
> > below my sig. Anyone see what may be causing issues? Any advice as to
> > how to fix?
>
> I think Andrew hit this right on the head. Most likely your cron job isn't
> running the script in the current directory of process_response.tt2. That
> means your process_response.tt2 file isn't found because it's not
> included.
>
> So you have a few fixes you could do. Add the correct path for
> process_response.tt2 to the INCLUDE_PATH config. Or make sure your script
> is in the correct working directory.
>
> If it's not that, then I'm not sure what is going on. You should probably
> be checking the return value of the ->process call and dying with $tt-
> >error() if it's false.
>
> -- Josh
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