From: Bruce D. <br...@ap...> - 2001-07-14 02:54:43
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Alex/Ronald BCHOME is being set correctly $ echo $BCHOME c:/r2/binarycloud I tried this as well c:/r2/binarycloud/ Didn't make any difference Permissions is not a problem in Windows. The problem is that the arguments are not coming accross from c:/r2/binarycloud/base/init/Makefile # {{{ Header # -File $Id: Makefile,v 1.4 2001/06/25 16:57:08 odysseas Exp $ # -License LGPL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html) # -Copyright 2001, Intacct Corp. # -Author odysseas tsatalos, ody...@ya... # }}} include ../../Makefile.in PACKAGEDFILES= \ Init.php \ $(EMPTY) all: installcode installprepend installcode: @$(INSTALLCODE) $(BUILD_DIR) $(PACKAGEDFILES) installprepend: @$(INSTALLCODE) $(SITEBUILD_DIR) prepend.php @$(PROCESSPREPEND) $(SITEBUILD_DIR)/prepend.php $(BC_DIR) $(BUILD_DIR) "Makefile" 22L, 525C 1,1 All ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If I take a sledgehammer to $BCHOME/base/utils/processprepend.php /* AutoGenerate($argv[1], " # define('BC_PATH', '$argv[2]'); define('BC_PATH', '$argv[3]'); "); */ AutoGenerate("c:/r2/binarycloud/build/en/htdocs/prepend.php", " # define('BC_PATH', '$argv[2]'); define('BC_PATH', 'c:/r2/binarycloud'); "); It writes out the file OK, but I am afraid that something else may be broken ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If this actually worked then how do I deploy it. In a previous e-mail I saw > once you have untarred that file, you'll have a directory: r2 > if you copy: > r2/binarycloud.php to your php include path > and > r2/binarycloud to one level above htdocs > and > r2/htdocs/* to somewhere (anywhere) in your server's document root, I don't see an binarycloud.php file anywhere. I did notice a win32 patch send out by Ronald for binarycloud.php but my stupid e-mail reader would not read the file. Can I download it from somewhere? Bruce >a little, > >you need to make sure the permissions are correct, i.e. that the dir is >writable by you. > >I don't know how sygwin handles that on windows. > |