Hi,
I am using the "trunk" files via subversion.
I believe (according to installation instructions) that there should be something in the "tmp" directory?
- tmp/templates_c
- tmp/cache
But I never get any sub-directories of that name when checking out the trunk.
Is this a problem? Or is it simply a matter of creating these directories?
No files in tmp directory ...?
Re: No files in tmp directory ...?
Hi pinkbat,
Those files are only created when a release has been built. If you use subversion you have to create those directories yourself.
Those files are only created when a release has been built. If you use subversion you have to create those directories yourself.
Re: No files in tmp directory ...?
Cool!
Now I have another problem: I'm on FreeBSD, Apache2 and PHP5, and the first installation screen under Recommended Settings says:
Checking PHP memory limit (min 12M, recommend 16M) -- You have "128M"
That doesn't look like below the required min. value to me ...?
Now I have another problem: I'm on FreeBSD, Apache2 and PHP5, and the first installation screen under Recommended Settings says:
Checking PHP memory limit (min 12M, recommend 16M) -- You have "128M"
That doesn't look like below the required min. value to me ...?
Re: No files in tmp directory ...?
Patch can be found here (for a day): http://cmsmadesimple.org/pastebin/89 (will be committed to/implemented in svn later today)
As a work-around you can set (temporarily, during install) PHP's memory_limit (in php.ini) to a value below 100M
As a work-around you can set (temporarily, during install) PHP's memory_limit (in php.ini) to a value below 100M
Last edited by Anonymous on Tue Jul 25, 2006 7:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: No files in tmp directory ...?
Fix is now in SVN.
Re: No files in tmp directory ...?
Brilliant!
Thanks so much - I really appreciate it.
Awesome setup routine. I'm really looking forward to exploring this CMS.
And thanks also for making Subversion anonymous access available.
Thanks so much - I really appreciate it.
Awesome setup routine. I'm really looking forward to exploring this CMS.
And thanks also for making Subversion anonymous access available.