I'm trying to install 1.6 on a site that had 1.5 I'm running into issues.
First, curl get.fuelphp.com/oil | sh' was initially giving me 'Oil doesnt understand and is confused' error. I removed oil from the system and still get the same error
I tried downloading the 1.6 file and was going to upload the contents, but there is no composer.json file in there. (Am I misunderstanding this?)
Are there any updated docs on the 1.6 install coming from 1.5? I am at a loss at this point.
We were still running get.fuelphp.com on Pagodabox on Phil's account, and we had to move that in a hurry. During the move the wrong script was placed on the new server. It should now correctly install the oil script.
I've just downloaded the zip from the website, in it is a fuelphp-1.6 folder, and in there the entire fuel installation, including the required composer files. What exactly did you download?
Don't forget to read the changelog, especially important if you come from 1.5, don't forget to remove the Log package and the entry for this package in always_load!
I'm attempting to update to 1.6 but am unable to install Composer. When running the command, I'm getting a 503 Service Unavailable from the FuelPHP Upload repo.
Hmmm... That's odd, it shouldn't go to the repo, it should download it from packagist.
How did you update your base install? Also the oil and index.php has been updated, did you update those too? What's in your composer.json? What is installed in /fuel/vendor ?
Then it install "fuelphp/upload" and want to install "monolog/monolog" but crash because I don't have git installed on my computer... I don't want to install git, and I can't for right raison (enterprise rules)
If "fuelphp/upload" and "monolog/monolog" are required, why you don't put it in zip package ?
How to install monolog by hand ?
I try to put files in "vendor/monolog/monolog" but it does'nt work and a "php composer.phar update" delete the folder "vendor/monolog/monolog"
I backed up my current installation and simply uploaded all the files from the 1.6 build overwriting any old ones. I did update oil and index.php and the link below shows what's in composer.json
I'll check with Jordi (the Composer author) to see why it (sometimes?) decides to do a git checkout, even if the package is on packagist, and there is a valid reference to a zipped version...
The 'curl get.fuelphp.com/oil | sh' is now working for me.
Are my user config setting sstill supposed to be in the /fuel/app/config dir?
I used the core config and placed it in my /fule/app/config dir and getting errors. I'm getting :
ErrorException [ Error ]: Uncaught exception 'Fuel\Core\PhpErrorException' with message 'include(/home/mySite/wwwroot/fuel/core/classes/config/php.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory' in /home/mySite/wwwroot/fuel/core/classes/autoloader.php:
Weird thing is it was working and then when I copied the config into the fuel dir, it blows up like this. I renamed the dir to something else and it still fails.
I did review the files downloaded the other night and they did not include OIL or any of the other files associated with composer and such as the archive that I just downloaded now.
Yes, application config goes in app/config, and you only need to add the values for which you want to override the defaults, the core will fill in the rest.
There is no php.php in fuel/core, nor should there be. A "no sush file" is usually a rights issue.
What exactly did you download? The download zip on the website is absolutely complete, but does not contain the libraries you need to install through composer, as you need to run composer yourself to install the dependencies.
I still have the zip file that downloaded the other night. It does not contain the oil file and a few other files.
As for this one with the missing 'config' dir and the 'no such file' /php.php issue. I downloaded the zip again today and ended up manually uploading all the files. I ran into a weird error that the checksum or key could not be validated, but that was because I had uploaded the .phar as ascii instead of binary. once I reuploaded the .phar file as binary, the refine install and update to composer worked fine.
I am having a weird thing now. If i enter in mysite.com/index.php, I get www.mysite.com/absolute/path/to/account and the 'Bloody Hell'
I'm thinking I may have everything in place at the moment, but we'll see.
Weird. I've only created one zip file, that I've uploaded to the website. I keep all copies locally, and I've just check, and it does contain all required files. You're sure you're looking at fuelphp-1.6.zip?
Did you create any htaccess or other rewrite rules manually? Did you configure any weird base_url in your config?
Install FuelPHP with "monolog/monolog": "1.4.*", in composer.json work for me !!. The command "php composer.phar update" downoload monolog and I get default web page.
'Did you create any htaccess or other rewrite rules manually? Did you configure any weird base_url in your config?'
No, not that I see. I didnt add anything to the htaccess file. I also checked the vhosts file and nothing set in there either. I tried commented out the 'Remove index.php' from the htaccess again, but that didnt make any different either.
There is an incompatibility between the latest auth users table definition and the Auth->create_user() function if you are using Simpleauth driver. In 1.6 migration file you are creating a "group_id" field both for Simpleauth and Ormauth. But in the create_user() function of fuel/packages/auth/classes/auth/login/simpleauth.php you are still refering to 'group' field (line 234).
If you're using git, you can just pull in upstream 1.6/master (or 1.7/develop) of the fuel/fuel repo, which will update your local installation. After that you can update the submodules, and Fuel itself is up to date. This process hasn't changed at all.
What has is that 1.6 introduces Composer.
After the pull, you should now have a composer.phar and a composer.json in the root of your application installation. On the commandline, run "php composer.phar update" to install the composer dependencies.
As I'm far from being a git guru, I tried the following
git pull origin/1.6/master
But got
fatal: 'origin/1.6/master' does not appear to be a git repository
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
When running a git branch -r I can see origin/1.6/master in the list, so I thing I'm doing something wrong when trying to pull from the git remote repository. Git doc is quite obscure to me. Where can I find a "how-to" ?
If your origin is still set to github's fuel/fuel repository, you have a bit of an issue with regards to the changes you've made locally. a simple pull will work within the branch you're currently working in, but you can't switch branches.
In your installation root, create a new branch for your local changes, for example "master", and make that current:
git branch master git checkout master
Now you have a local branch that doesn't exist remote that you can work from. Next step is to merge the remote changes from 1.6 in:
git pull origin 1.6/master
this might create conflicts that you may have to fix. Once fixed, do a commit of the changes to your local master branch, update git submodules, and run composer to pull the external dependencies in.
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