[FEATURE] WSOD on installing Phile in localhost about phile

[james2doyle]

Since Phile is a flat-file system, there is really no install. Do you have any error logs to share?

[STOWouters]

Since Phile is a flat-file system, there is really no install. Do you have any error logs to share?

Oh didn't think of that 😳 , got it now why I got a blank page:

[Thu Jan 16 15:02:18 2014] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Sorry, Please create <site>/temp/cache/// and SET Mode 0777 or any Writable Permission!' in <site>/plugins/philePhpFastCache/lib/phpfastcache/phpfastcache.php:616\nStack trace:\n#0 <site>/plugins/philePhpFastCache/lib/phpfastcache/phpfastcache.php(353): phpFastCache->getPath()\n#1 <site>/plugins/philePhpFastCache/lib/phpfastcache/phpfastcache.php(319): phpFastCache->autoDriver()\n#2 <site>/plugins/philePhpFastCache/lib/phpfastcache/phpfastcache.php(22): phpFastCache->__construct('', Array)\n#3 <site>/plugins/philePhpFastCache/plugin.php(18): phpFastCache()\n#4 [internal function]: PhilePhpFastCache->on('plugins_loaded', NULL)\n#5 <site>/lib/Phile/Event.php(35): call_user_func_array(Array, Array)\n#6 <site>/lib/Phile/Core.php(139): Phile\\Event::triggerEvent('plugins_loaded')\n#7 <site>/lib/Phile/Core.php(50): Phile\\Core->initPlugins()\n#8 /hom in <site>/plugins/philePhpFastCache/lib/phpfastcache/phpfastcache.php on line 616

could solve it in two ways:

$ chmod 777 temp/cache/

if you wanted to use phpFastCache or either turn it off by modifying config.php.

Maybe a good idea to mention this into this wiki?

[james2doyle]

Yeah I will modify the Wiki. I would run chmod 777 lib/cache as well because that is the cache for Twig too.

Does changing the permissions solve the issue?

[STOWouters]

Does changing the permissions solve the issue?

Yes, it does. However, is this not slightly dangerous from the security point? Or "it's just a cache, nothing else"?

[NeoBlack]

I have assigned this issue to me, I will implement some checks. Also a we could try to create the missing folders and set the correct permissions. I think chmod 775 lib/cache should work also.

[james2doyle]

The 777 permissions just means writable to all. Nothing else but those 2 folders and maybe the content folder should be 777.

Check out this little linode article about permissions.

[STOWouters]

I think chmod 775 lib/cache should work also.

That's not the case for temp/cache, but for the twig cache lib/cache the 775 permission, which is the default permission for directories is already sufficient indeed. So you don't really need to change the permission there..

[james2doyle]

Ok so are we good? I updated the docs says that you should set 777 for both the lib/cache and the temp/cache (which I think can be combined @NeoBlack)

Should I close this issue?

[NeoBlack]

Let the issue open, i will close it, after my setup check

[james2doyle]

I think this is good to close since the new setup feature. Any opposition?