eZ Publisher 3.3 override file/caching problems - possible bug?

Wednesday 03 December 2003 9:05:34 am

Hi I'm using the new eZp 3.3 testing version to develop my site and I've started getting some problems with accessing the mysql database for the site. I was having trouble updating roles for the anonymous user (Pressing the "store" button caused all the roles for that user to be wiped). This seemed to go away when I simply looked at the database using command line mysql (bizzare I know, but you can't argue if it works).

Anyway I've been left with another problem, in that I can't make effective changes to my site.ini files (i.e. any that I do add simply don't work!). I'm guessing there must be another override file somewhere, or it must be somehow caching my old settings, however even when I clear cache from the commandline I'm left with the old settings.

Has anyone else seen these kinds of errors on the testing version? If so do you know a work around?

The ini files I've tried editing to change my site settings are:

settings/site.ini
settings/siteaccess/mysite/site.ini.append
settings/override/site.ini.append.php

(I'm aware that each of these overrides the previous respectively)

Any suggestions greatly appreciated! I know I could wait for the stable version, but it'd be nice if I found a fix (it'd probably help me understand ez a little better too).

Thanks!

James

Thursday 04 December 2003 1:01:18 am

This is what I thought as well: probably a caching issue. At the moment my cache directory has

drwxrwxrwx 7 apache apache 4096 Dec 4 2003 cache
drwxrwxrwx 3 apache apache 4096 Dec 2 11:33 storage

I can't turn off debug output at the moment because like I said changing the site.x files doesn't seem to have an affect on the site settings. I've noticed that there's one recurring "Warning PHP" error/warning:

Undefined index: name in /[ezpublishdir]/kernel/classes/ezcontentobjecttreenode.php on line 2408

I went to that line and found the following: $object->setName($node['name']);

Do you/does anyone else know what all this means?

Thanks,

~James~