Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-27 Thread Sam Sherlock
When I say remake all I mean is mv Mvc into a freshly baked project. - S On 27 Jan 2012 11:08, "Eric" wrote: > Scratch that, the bug is still present. =( > > Sam: "if you remake foo and/or bar I think the issue maybe resolved > even if you don't find the cause to the spookiness" > > Re-make in w

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-27 Thread Eric
Scratch that, the bug is still present. =( Sam: "if you remake foo and/or bar I think the issue maybe resolved even if you don't find the cause to the spookiness" Re-make in what way? The cake lib is upgraded to 2.0.5, so that's replaced. I can't re-bake the files in my app folder since they are

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-27 Thread Eric
Thanks! Sadly, there is no such call on line 547 (2.0.5), but there are three calls to it on other lines. I chucked in $plugin on the two lines missing it (521, 539), and it hasn't exploded yet. I assume this is a known/reported bug that will be fixed in upcoming versions? For the record, I clea

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread y2k_2000
This is a bug on Core/App.php, caused by a missing `Plugin` key on the paths array on `file_map` cache. To fix it, just find this line on App.php (line 547): self::_map($file, $className); and replace for this one: self::_map($file, $className, $plugin); Then clear you persistent cache, and try ag

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Sam Sherlock
I have cake 1.3 & 2.0 setup on both win7 and ubuntu 11.10 various projects bake as projects sharing the cake lib is good also for dev setup if you remake foo and/or bar I think the issue maybe resolved even if you don't find the cause to the spookiness did you clear the cache? ie tmp/cache/pers

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Eric
I'm not using advanced setup (i.e. shared Cake lib, right?) since this is a dev server (and production runs only one site per server). Most classes are baked using "cake bake all". And yes, FOO is a copy of BAR (surprise, surprise). I thought about that before, but there is no mentioning of BAR in

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Eric
Ubuntu 11.10 here. On Jan 26, 2:14 pm, Jon Price wrote: > Interesting..I've seen this as well but rareand thought I had > misconfigured something. They are 2.0.x installs on a debian style linux. > > > > > > > > On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 4:38 AM, Eric wrote: > > Hi! > > > I have several CakePH

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Jon Price
I've setup baking on one of the projects (the other one is a 1.1 port to 2.0.x that I won't be baking) Maybe it isn't related, but it was a little disconcerting to see a url on the debug for the other site. At this point, I'll ignore it, but wanted to get in a "me too" email so the op didn't think

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Sam Sherlock
Odd. Have you tried setting up advanced setup with cake baked projects? Also is foo a copy of bar? - S On 26 Jan 2012 13:14, "Jon Price" wrote: > Interesting..I've seen this as well but rareand thought I had > misconfigured something. They are 2.0.x installs on a debian style linux. > > On

Re: Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Jon Price
Interesting..I've seen this as well but rareand thought I had misconfigured something. They are 2.0.x installs on a debian style linux. On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 4:38 AM, Eric wrote: > Hi! > > I have several CakePHP installations on a server, two of them are 2.0 > (recent installs). I now noti

Problem with CakePlugin on shared server

2012-01-26 Thread Eric
Hi! I have several CakePHP installations on a server, two of them are 2.0 (recent installs). I now notice that the 2.0 installations seem to collide with eachother. Occationally when loading a page I get this error message: Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'MissingPluginException' with message 'Pl