box/StatusWolf

Logfile directory not created on fresh install

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kitgerrits commented

Hello,

I created a fresh install of statusWolf in /opt/statuswolf and was presented with the following error:

$ php index.php 
PHP Notice:  Undefined index: HTTP_HOST in /opt/statuswolf/app/static/constants/Constants.php on line 84
PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught exception 'RuntimeException' with message 'Invalid JSON format in config /opt/statuswolf/app/../conf/sw_datasource.json: JSON syntax error' in /opt/statuswolf/src/StatusWolf/Config/JsonConfigReader.php:21
Stack trace:
#0 /opt/statuswolf/src/StatusWolf/Config/ConfigReaderService.php(65): StatusWolf\Config\JsonConfigReader->read('/opt/statuswolf...')
#1 /opt/statuswolf/app/sw.php(21): StatusWolf\Config\ConfigReaderService->read_config_file(Object(Silex\Application), '/opt/statuswolf...')
#2 /opt/statuswolf/app/index.php(19): require_once('/opt/statuswolf...')
#3 {main}
  thrown in /opt/statuswolf/src/StatusWolf/Config/JsonConfigReader.php on line 21

The .json was verified as OK by jsonlint.com

Apparently. 'mkdir /opt/statuswolf/app/log/' solved the issue.

(It can probably auto-create the logfile, but not the directory it's in)

discogestalt commented

Thanks for catching this - I've updated the setup script to include making this directory, and I've updated the install doc in the wiki as well.

kitgerrits commented

No problem!

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