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_alex

Hello,

>I just realized that we're using simplified XML (SML) throughout the sys=
tem
>(except for the bc:module, bc:href, etc. tags). What do you think of kee=
ping
>it simple also with the bc:*-tags?
>
>-- the attributes way --
><bc:module id=3D"moo" name=3D"HelloWorld" package=3D"hello_world">
>  <cache expires=3D"30" use_uri=3D"true" var=3D"$moo"/>
>    <params>
>        <param_name>value</param_name>
>        <another_param_name>another_value</another_param_name>
>    </params>
></bc:module>
><bc:href id=3D"href" href=3D"/archive/mp3/any_document.mp3" usedocroot=3D=
"true" />
>
>-- the sml way --
><bc:module>
>  <id>moo</id>
>  <name>HelloWorld</name>
>  <package>some.package</package>
>  <cache>
>    <expires>30</expires>
>    <use_uri>true</use_uri>
>    <var>$moo</var>
>  </cache>
>  <params>
>    <param_name>value</param_name>
>    <another_param_name>another_value</another_param_name>
>  </params>
></bc:module>
>
><bc:href>
>  <id>href</id>
>  <href>/archive/mp3/any_document.mp3</href>
>  <usedocroot>true</usedocroot>
></bc:href>
>
>I'm kinda unsure. I like both and both is descriptive as well as
>standardized ;-) But, in the bcp we use the "simple" format and maybe we
>should keep this convetion throughout.
>
>What are you're thoughts on this?

I think you are right, because XML is only really extensible if you can l=
ater add tags to values to extend the meaning of those values. Since you =
can=B4t have tags in tag attributes, it is better to use SML.

That is the reason why Metabase XML format is also in SML. I realized the=
 need to make it SML when I added support to specify external variables w=
ith tag values. That was right before I made first Metabase public releas=
e. I am glad I did it.

BTW, MetaL XML files are fully SML. I have forbidden non-SML constructs i=
n the XML parser, just in case somebody (I) forgets.

Regards,
Manuel Lemos

I would certainly use SML style then.  Adding support for attributes to
XMLUtils can be done later.

Andreas Aderhold wrote:
> >Well, ideally, a perfect system would support both.
> Heh :)
> 
> >I've personally always preferred the attributes style
> >simply because it means less typing, and it's easier to read.
> 
> Both would be perfect, of course. I need to think about how the translation
> to php will be. If we use the sml style we can use XMLUtils out of the box
> to compile the bc:* tags.
oud-general

Hi Jason,

>Well, ideally, a perfect system would support both.
Heh :)

>I've personally always preferred the attributes style
>simply because it means less typing, and it's easier to read.

Both would be perfect, of course. I need to think about how the translation
to php will be. If we use the sml style we can use XMLUtils out of the box
to compile the bc:* tags.

Andi

Well, ideally, a perfect system would support both.  I've personally
always preferred the attributes style simply because it means less
typing, and it's easier to read.

jason

Andreas Aderhold wrote:
> I just realized that we're using simplified XML (SML) throughout the system
> (except for the bc:module, bc:href, etc. tags). What do you think of keeping
> it simple also with the bc:*-tags?
> 
> ...
> 
> I'm kinda unsure. I like both and both is descriptive as well as
> standardized ;-) But, in the bcp we use the "simple" format and maybe we
> should keep this convetion throughout.
> 
> What are you're thoughts on this?

Hi All,

I just realized that we're using simplified XML (SML) throughout the system
(except for the bc:module, bc:href, etc. tags). What do you think of keeping
it simple also with the bc:*-tags?

-- the attributes way --
<bc:module id="moo" name="HelloWorld" package="hello_world">
  <cache expires="30" use_uri="true" var="$moo"/>
    <params>
        <param_name>value</param_name>
        <another_param_name>another_value</another_param_name>
    </params>
</bc:module>
<bc:href id="href" href="/archive/mp3/any_document.mp3" usedocroot="true" />

-- the sml way --
<bc:module>
  <id>moo</id>
  <name>HelloWorld</name>
  <package>some.package</package>
  <cache>
    <expires>30</expires>
    <use_uri>true</use_uri>
    <var>$moo</var>
  </cache>
  <params>
    <param_name>value</param_name>
    <another_param_name>another_value</another_param_name>
  </params>
</bc:module>

<bc:href>
  <id>href</id>
  <href>/archive/mp3/any_document.mp3</href>
  <usedocroot>true</usedocroot>
</bc:href>

I'm kinda unsure. I like both and both is descriptive as well as
standardized ;-) But, in the bcp we use the "simple" format and maybe we
should keep this convetion throughout.

What are you're thoughts on this?

:andi

> 
> Actually, this is why I asked..  Justin and I have been following
> intently, sorta waiting for a moment to help.  It would seem at this
> point that the best way to involve developers is with a very descriptive
> task/todo list.  I'll research this a bit Monday.

That is exactly what I'm doing, i saw that need too :)

That spec is in my queue, I'll move it up to the "top of the list" and check
it into CVS (today, if possible)

I've also got a 'roadmap' going for EntityManager stuff that I'm going to
write up and send to the list.

best,

_alex

Actually, this is why I asked..  Justin and I have been following
intently, sorta waiting for a moment to help.  It would seem at this
point that the best way to involve developers is with a very descriptive
task/todo list.  I'll research this a bit Monday.

> > Just wanted to point out / ask about the multi-site Makefile building.
> > This seems so fundamental, I would think it would be nice to have this
> > functional before the managers.  What is the status on this?
> 
> It's going to happen next. Multi site makes will be finished right after the
> tag parsing stuff.
> 
> want to help? :)

> Just wanted to point out / ask about the multi-site Makefile building.
> This seems so fundamental, I would think it would be nice to have this
> functional before the managers.  What is the status on this?

It's going to happen next. Multi site makes will be finished right after the
tag parsing stuff.

want to help? :)

_a

> > > I haven't been looking at binary cloud for about two months now.... I
> > > wonder what's the status now, what's ready and what's not ?
>
> > the page render pipeline is done, QueryManager is functional.
> > we're building some advanced make tools (that is, andi is building them)
for
> > parsing 'binarycloud tags' which will be used for everything from
calling
> > modules, to keying in language strings.
> >
> > after this round of make stuff is complete, I expect we'll dive full on
into
> > the EntityManager, and some of its related classes.
> >
> > after that, builders (for generating forms and tables for/from entity
record
> > sets) and some miscellany, and we'll release r2 beta.
>
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>

Just wanted to point out / ask about the multi-site Makefile building. 
This seems so fundamental, I would think it would be nice to have this
functional before the managers.  What is the status on this?

> > I haven't been looking at binary cloud for about two months now.... I
> > wonder what's the status now, what's ready and what's not ?

> the page render pipeline is done, QueryManager is functional.
> we're building some advanced make tools (that is, andi is building them) for
> parsing 'binarycloud tags' which will be used for everything from calling
> modules, to keying in language strings.
> 
> after this round of make stuff is complete, I expect we'll dive full on into
> the EntityManager, and some of its related classes.
> 
> after that, builders (for generating forms and tables for/from entity record
> sets) and some miscellany, and we'll release r2 beta.

> Hi,
> 
> I haven't been looking at binary cloud for about two months now.... I
> wonder what's the status now, what's ready and what's not ?
> 
> Cheers
> Jimmy

hi Jimmy,

the page render pipeline is done, QueryManager is functional.
we're building some advanced make tools (that is, andi is building them) for
parsing 'binarycloud tags' which will be used for everything from calling
modules, to keying in language strings.

after this round of make stuff is complete, I expect we'll dive full on into
the EntityManager, and some of its related classes.

after that, builders (for generating forms and tables for/from entity record
sets) and some miscellany, and we'll release r2 beta.

Note that the code that works, works. I'm trying to make sure that as each
piece is released, it's solid. Suffice it to say that if you need
querymanager or Page, you're using production code.

We could always use extra hands for tasks, I'm working through specs for a
number of tasks for BC that I'll release in the coming week.

best,

_alex

Hi,

I haven't been looking at binary cloud for about two months now.... I
wonder what's the status now, what's ready and what's not ?

Cheers
Jimmy

> 
> 
> this is a general question, but one that has lingered with me from the
> beginning.
> 
> what exactly is the desired procedure for creating sites under
> binarycloud with regard to the make system?
> 
> (this of course applies to the future state of BC rather than now)
> 
> for example, say i have installed binarycloud in /usr/local/binarycloud,
> and i have a few modules installed in /usr/local/binarycloud/user/mod,
> etc etc.
> 
> now, to create a NEW site, what is the process?
> 
> i imagine it's something like this...
> - i define several XML files to specify pageDefs, dataSources,
> entityDefs, etc etc.
> - i run 'make site' or equivalent,
> - i copy the build dir to a place to be served by apache
> - customize/expand my pages, do extra stuff, post-install stuff here

since you asked for the "future state"

no:

the way we're going to di it is allow for "multi-site" makes under the user
tree.

so you'll have:

user/default/stuff (the binarycloud distro files)
user/my_site/stuff
user/my_other_site/stuff

that's in the TODO: multi-dite makes.

> the need for multiple make targets seems apparent here, though
> non-existant at the moment.  alex, could you help enlighten us?

And you hit the nail on the head: we had a big discussion about this a while
ago, and we all agreed: multiple make targets.

-a

this is a general question, but one that has lingered with me from the
beginning.

what exactly is the desired procedure for creating sites under
binarycloud with regard to the make system?

(this of course applies to the future state of BC rather than now)

for example, say i have installed binarycloud in /usr/local/binarycloud,
and i have a few modules installed in /usr/local/binarycloud/user/mod,
etc etc.

now, to create a NEW site, what is the process?

i imagine it's something like this...
- i define several XML files to specify pageDefs, dataSources,
entityDefs, etc etc.
- i run 'make site' or equivalent,
- i copy the build dir to a place to be served by apache
- customize/expand my pages, do extra stuff, post-install stuff here

the need for multiple make targets seems apparent here, though
non-existant at the moment.  alex, could you help enlighten us?

jason

Hi Gerry,

the most important point is to understand the page render pipeline, I think.
Have a look at the htdocs files in binarycloud/users/htdocs. Then you should
pick a module loaded in load-section of a page and visit the source of the
module in users/mod/name.

Then have a look at the presentation stuff. Module output is wrapped in
html. This is done via templates declared in the page file and defined in
user/tmpl/html.

Once you got a picture of how a page is generated it will become easy to
write modules etc.

At least the specs might be interesting too: binarycloud/docs/specs/

If something is not clear just ask.

Andi

> -----Original Message-----
> Wow. I did my first-ever CVS download last week. Kuel. Do you
> remember your
> first time?
>
> So, I've got all this wonderful source. I did a make, as stated in the
> install file, but now I'm not sure what to do. I'd like to try using it,
> but I'm not sure where to start.
>
> Regards,
> Gerry
>

look groovy to me...

commit away :)

_a

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andreas Aderhold" <a.a...@th...>
To: "Bcdev" <bin...@li...>
Cc: "bcgeneral" <bin...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2001 5:34 AM
Subject: [binarycloud-general] Datasources, Queries

> Hi All,
> 
> i've made some changes to the datasources/qry format (to match each other
> and with lang)as well as implementing proper query loading. If you all
> concur I'll commit the files.
> 
> Andi
> 
> --
> 
> ===================================================
> Datasources.php.xml
> ---------------------------------------------------
> <datasources>
> <datasource>
> <name>dummy</name>
> <default>false</default>
> <database>test</database>
> </datasource>
> <datasource>
> <name>query_example</name>
> <default>true</default>
> <database>test</database>
> <Type>mysql</Type>
> <Host>localhost</Host>
> <User>root</User>
> <Password>sql</Password>
> <IncludePath>BC_PATH."ext/metabase"</IncludePath>
> <Persistent>true</Persistent>
> </datasource>
> </datasources>
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------
> will result in Datasources.php
> ---------------------------------------------------
> <?php
> global $QueryManager;
> $QueryManager->datasources = array(
> array(
> 'name' => "dummy",
> 'default' => false,
> 'database' => "test",
> ),
> array(
> 'name' => "query_example",
> 'default' => true,
> 'database' => "test",
> 'Type' => "mysql",
> 'Host' => "localhost",
> 'User' => "root",
> 'Password' => "sql",
> 'IncludePath' => BC_PATH."ext/metabase",
> 'Persistent' => true,
> ),
> );
> 
> ===================================================
> Something.qry.xml
> ---------------------------------------------------
> <queries>
> <query>
> <name>user.news.tinylist</name>
> <sql>SELECT newsid, date, title FROM news ORDER BY date DESC</sql>
> </query>
> <query>
> <name>user.news.newsbyid</name>
> <sql>SELECT a.title, b.login, a.date, a.news FROM news a, users b WHERE
> a.userId = b.userId AND newsId = ?</sql>
> <argtypes>
> <type>integer</type>
> </argtypes>
> </query>
> </queries>
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------
> will result in "Something.php", I guess:
> ---------------------------------------------------
> <?php
> global $QueryManager;
> $queries = array(
> array(
> 'name' => "user.news.tinylist",
> 'sql' => "SELECT newsid, date, title FROM news ORDER BY date DESC",
> ),
> array(
> 'name' => "user.news.newsbyid",
> 'sql' => "SELECT a.title, b.login, a.date, a.news FROM news a, users b
> WHERE a.userId = b.userId AND newsId = ?",
> 'argtypes' => array('integer'),
> ),
> );
> 
> $QueryManager->LoadQueries($queries);
> unset($queries);
> ?>
> 
> 
> _______________________________________________
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> bin...@li...
> http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/binarycloud-general
> 

Hi All,

i've made some changes to the datasources/qry format (to match each other
and with lang)as well as implementing proper query loading. If you all
concur I'll commit the files.

Andi

--

===================================================
Datasources.php.xml
---------------------------------------------------
<datasources>
	<datasource>
		<name>dummy</name>
		<default>false</default>
		<database>test</database>
	</datasource>
	<datasource>
		<name>query_example</name>
		<default>true</default>
		<database>test</database>
		<Type>mysql</Type>
		<Host>localhost</Host>
		<User>root</User>
		<Password>sql</Password>
		<IncludePath>BC_PATH."ext/metabase"</IncludePath>
		<Persistent>true</Persistent>
	</datasource>
</datasources>

---------------------------------------------------
will result in Datasources.php
---------------------------------------------------
<?php
global $QueryManager;
$QueryManager->datasources = array(
	array(
		'name' => "dummy",
		'default' => false,
		'database' => "test",
	),
	array(
		'name' => "query_example",
		'default' => true,
		'database' => "test",
		'Type' => "mysql",
		'Host' => "localhost",
		'User' => "root",
		'Password' => "sql",
		'IncludePath' => BC_PATH."ext/metabase",
		'Persistent' => true,
	),
);

===================================================
Something.qry.xml
---------------------------------------------------
<queries>
	<query>
		<name>user.news.tinylist</name>
		<sql>SELECT newsid, date, title FROM news ORDER BY date DESC</sql>
	</query>
	<query>
		<name>user.news.newsbyid</name>
		<sql>SELECT a.title, b.login, a.date, a.news FROM news a, users b WHERE
a.userId = b.userId AND newsId = ?</sql>
		<argtypes>
			<type>integer</type>
		</argtypes>
	</query>
</queries>

---------------------------------------------------
will result in "Something.php", I guess:
---------------------------------------------------
<?php
global $QueryManager;
$queries = array(
	array(
		'name' => "user.news.tinylist",
		'sql' => "SELECT newsid, date, title FROM news ORDER BY date DESC",
	),
	array(
		'name' => "user.news.newsbyid",
		'sql' => "SELECT a.title, b.login, a.date, a.news FROM news a, users b
WHERE a.userId = b.userId AND newsId = ?",
		'argtypes' => array('integer'),
	),
);

$QueryManager->LoadQueries($queries);
unset($queries);
?>

Hi Alex, All,

I've done a sample of a query definition file. The definitons are translated
to php an can be easiely loaded via import(). Please have a look.

Thoughts? Comments?

Andi

um,

Goddamn!

cool!

> Hi All,
> 
> For those who are interested. I just benched the cache examples and the
> query example of current BC w/wo ZendCache.
> 
> ------------------------------------------
> The query_example
> ------------------------------------------
> To make the thing a bit more interesting. I extended the table to
> 4 datarows with each different records. Average row size 1,432 Bytes.
> 
> With cache
> Try 1: 3.52 req/s
> Try 2: 3.44 req/s
> Try 3: 3.56 req/s
> Try 4: 3.61 req/s
> Try 5: 3.58 req/s
> 3.542 requests/second from 5 tries
> 
> Without cache
> Try 1: 0.74 req/s
> Try 2: 0.55 req/s
> Try 3: 0.54 req/s
> Try 4: 0.41 req/s
> Try 5: 0.68 req/s
> 0.584 requests/second from 5 tries
> 
> ==> Speedup: 506.51%
> 
> ------------------------------------------
> Page cache example
> ------------------------------------------
> With cache
> Try 1: 8.97 req/s
> Try 2: 9.13 req/s
> Try 3: 9.11 req/s
> Try 4: 9.09 req/s
> Try 5: 9.00 req/s
> 9.06 requests/second from 5 tries
> 
> Without cache
> Try 1: 1.17 req/s
> Try 2: 0.77 req/s
> Try 3: 1.15 req/s
> Try 4: 1.55 req/s
> Try 5: 0.87 req/s
> 1.102 requests/second from 5 tries
> 
> ==> Speedup: 722.14%
> 
> ------------------------------------------
> Module cache example
> ------------------------------------------
> 
> With cache
> Try 1: 4.25 req/s
> Try 2: 6.97 req/s
> Try 3: 6.73 req/s
> Try 4: 6.97 req/s
> Try 5: 6.82 req/s
> 6.348 requests/second from 5 tries
> 
> Without cache
> Try 1: 1.17 req/s
> Try 2: 0.69 req/s
> Try 3: 1.24 req/s
> Try 4: 1.21 req/s
> Try 5: 0.69 req/s
> 1 requests/second from 5 tries
> 
> ==> Speedup: 534.80%
> 
> Andi
> 
> 
> _______________________________________________
> binarycloud-general mailing list
> bin...@li...
> http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/binarycloud-general
> 

Hi All,

For those who are interested. I just benched the cache examples and the
query example of current BC w/wo ZendCache.

------------------------------------------
The query_example
------------------------------------------
To make the thing a bit more interesting. I extended the table to
4 datarows with each different records. Average row size 1,432 Bytes.

With cache
Try 1: 3.52 req/s
Try 2: 3.44 req/s
Try 3: 3.56 req/s
Try 4: 3.61 req/s
Try 5: 3.58 req/s
3.542 requests/second from 5 tries

Without cache
Try 1: 0.74 req/s
Try 2: 0.55 req/s
Try 3: 0.54 req/s
Try 4: 0.41 req/s
Try 5: 0.68 req/s
0.584 requests/second from 5 tries

==> Speedup: 506.51%

------------------------------------------
Page cache example
------------------------------------------
With cache
Try 1: 8.97 req/s
Try 2: 9.13 req/s
Try 3: 9.11 req/s
Try 4: 9.09 req/s
Try 5: 9.00 req/s
9.06 requests/second from 5 tries

Without cache
Try 1: 1.17 req/s
Try 2: 0.77 req/s
Try 3: 1.15 req/s
Try 4: 1.55 req/s
Try 5: 0.87 req/s
1.102 requests/second from 5 tries

==> Speedup: 722.14%

------------------------------------------
Module cache example
------------------------------------------

With cache
Try 1: 4.25 req/s
Try 2: 6.97 req/s
Try 3: 6.73 req/s
Try 4: 6.97 req/s
Try 5: 6.82 req/s
6.348 requests/second from 5 tries

Without cache
Try 1: 1.17 req/s
Try 2: 0.69 req/s
Try 3: 1.24 req/s
Try 4: 1.21 req/s
Try 5: 0.69 req/s
1 requests/second from 5 tries

==> Speedup: 534.80%

Andi

Hi All,

Here we go. I checked in a lifted and working version of QueryManager to
sourceforge today. Mostly cosmetic fixes, intregration with $Debug,
user.conf.datasources and PHPDoc comments. I Also added a additional check
for transactions (MetabaseSupport) and made the metabase hack in
_ProcessResult more flexible.

Metabase:
------------
I had to do a quick hack to the metabase_mysql driver to support
_ProcessResult properly (added GetColumnNames($result), to driver).
We have to modifiy the other metabase drivers (mSQL,PostgreSQL) too or the
QueryManager (as I did in _GetNumCols). But I don't like abstraction there,
it's cleaner to have a standard metabase installtion that supports the
following functions for fetching column names and count for a executed query
(or something similar):

MetabaseGetNumCols($database, $result)
MetabaseGetColNames($database, $result)

This should be no problem. All DBMS as well as PHP support the functionality
to archive this - it just has to be done. However for the moment it works
for OCI and mysql (with the patch).

Init:
-------
I had to extent Init to load metabase and QueryManager (hope we did not
redundant work, alex?). For a example how to use the swichtches/options see:

    r2/binarycloud/user/htdocs/query_example.php

I also prepared Init to use the request class but that's still commented
out.

Modules:
----------
I did a really quick demonstration module for a simple custom query. You can
find that in r2/binarycloud/user/mod/query_example.

How to setup??:
------------------
Now most important the steps to make the query example working.

1: Create a database named "test" (or whatever you like)
2: Install the schema (it requires the db named test)
    r2/binarycloud/user/mod/query_example/schema.xml
    or install the sql dumpfile located
    r2/binarycloud/user/mod/query_example/schema.xml

Now you should have a database called "test" a tables called "news".

3: Modify r2/binarycloud/user/conf/datasources.php
    The first source name is 'query_example'. Change the parameters
    to fit your setup.

4: run make
5: call query_example.php in your broswer
6: hopefully, smile

Andi

>
>OOPs,
>That didn't worked so I tried running processprepend.php from the command 
>line, then I figured out that I had screwed
>up.
>
>The first line of processprepend was #!/php4/php.exe -q
>but that won't work it needs the c: i.e #!c:/php4/php.exe -q
you absolutely need this windows style path in both processprepend.php
and xml2php.php to make the whole things work.....

roni

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OOPs,
That didn't worked so I tried running processprepend.php from the command line, then I figured out that I had screwed 
up. 

The first line of processprepend was #!/php4/php.exe -q  
but that won't work it needs the c: i.e #!c:/php4/php.exe -q

RTFM :),

Bruce

18/08/01 04:59:23, Alex Black <en...@tu...> wrote:

>let me know if that works, because it would probably work on linux, as well.
>it seems like maintaining windows compatibility is a real possibility, so
>I'd like to try and 'make the make process' as "cross platform" as possible.
>
>:)
>
>_a
>
>> Hi Bruce,
>> 
>>> Andi,
>>> That's great I assume that fixed the problem with the extra r in
>>> the file name,
>> Yeeep.
>> 
>>> Building da site
>>> in user
>>> in user/htdocs
>>> in base
>>> in core
>>> in bldr
>>> in init
>>> c:/cygwin/home/pcguest/cvs/r2/binarycloud/base/utils/processprepen
>>> d.php: not fou
>> 
>> Hmm I got that kind of error under linux too after I changed the file over
>> the network. The problem was that the file was not executable (smb resetted
>> the x flag) and make coud not execute it.
>> 
>> I guess thats a win problem caus win does only execute files with .exe .com
>> or .bat extension, while linux does execute files with the x flag not matter
>> how the extension is (in this case .php).
>> 
>> try to replace the following line in Makefile.in
>> PROCESSPREPEND  = $(TOOLS_DIR)/processprepend.php
>> with
>> PROCESSPREPEND  = "sh $(TOOLS_DIR)/processprepend.php"
>> 
>> I'm not sure if this would work, just give it a try.
>> 
>> Andi
>> 
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let me know if that works, because it would probably work on linux, as well.
it seems like maintaining windows compatibility is a real possibility, so
I'd like to try and 'make the make process' as "cross platform" as possible.

:)

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> Hi Bruce,
> 
>> Andi,
>> That's great I assume that fixed the problem with the extra r in
>> the file name,
> Yeeep.
> 
>> Building da site
>> in user
>> in user/htdocs
>> in base
>> in core
>> in bldr
>> in init
>> c:/cygwin/home/pcguest/cvs/r2/binarycloud/base/utils/processprepen
>> d.php: not fou
> 
> Hmm I got that kind of error under linux too after I changed the file over
> the network. The problem was that the file was not executable (smb resetted
> the x flag) and make coud not execute it.
> 
> I guess thats a win problem caus win does only execute files with .exe .com
> or .bat extension, while linux does execute files with the x flag not matter
> how the extension is (in this case .php).
> 
> try to replace the following line in Makefile.in
> PROCESSPREPEND  = $(TOOLS_DIR)/processprepend.php
> with
> PROCESSPREPEND  = "sh $(TOOLS_DIR)/processprepend.php"
> 
> I'm not sure if this would work, just give it a try.
> 
> Andi
> 
> 
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Hi Bruce,

> Andi,
> That's great I assume that fixed the problem with the extra r in
> the file name,
Yeeep.

> Building da site
> in user
> in user/htdocs
> in base
> in core
> in bldr
> in init
> c:/cygwin/home/pcguest/cvs/r2/binarycloud/base/utils/processprepen
> d.php: not fou

Hmm I got that kind of error under linux too after I changed the file over
the network. The problem was that the file was not executable (smb resetted
the x flag) and make coud not execute it.

I guess thats a win problem caus win does only execute files with .exe .com
or .bat extension, while linux does execute files with the x flag not matter
how the extension is (in this case .php).

try to replace the following line in Makefile.in
PROCESSPREPEND  = $(TOOLS_DIR)/processprepend.php
with
PROCESSPREPEND  = "sh $(TOOLS_DIR)/processprepend.php"

I'm not sure if this would work, just give it a try.

Andi

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