Currently setting up an existing concrete5 website. After running MAMP and running composer install I get the following error:
Symfony\Component\ClassLoader\MapClassLoader::loadClass(): Failed opening required '/Users/xxx/xxx/xxx/packages/components/controller.php' (include_path='/Users/xxx/xxx/xxx/concrete/vendor:.:/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php7.1.19/lib/php')
It seems like the folder components which it is looking in for the controller.php inside packages does not exist. How can I fix this?
Downloaded the folder from the hosting and set it locally on the required place fixed the issue.
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I tried to install Simple OAuth (https://www.drupal.org/project/simple_oauth) module in my drupal site running in a shared Godaddy hosting. My first mistake was not to read the installation guide instructing to install the module by using composer. Instead, I installed the module using the Extend=>install a module link within Drupal. Installing the simple_oauth and enabling the module crashed my site and there is no output from the site.
Then I realised there is something wrong with the installation and checked the error log file. The error logged was:
PHP Fatal error: Interface 'League\OAuth2\Server\Repositories\AccessTokenRepositoryInterface' not found in /home/-----------/public_html/drupal/modules/simple_oauth/src/Repositories/AccessTokenRepository.php on line 10
At that point I realised there is something wrong with the installation and checked the module instructions which states I should use composer to install the module. I tried to solve this problem by redoing the installation from the ssh by using composer and this command:
composer config repositories.drupal composer https://packages.drupal.org/8 && composer require drupal/simple_oauth:^3
Which did not work because GoDaddy shared hosting plan has only 512mb of rams and composer kills the command because of lack of memory.
I tried reading through and understand how Composer works. There were recommendations saying you should never use composer in a production site and you should run it on your computer and copy the composer.lock file which needs much less rams. I created a PHP server using XAMMP on my computer and copied the composer.json file to my computer and run composer update command in my computer. It downloaded the dependencies and stuff on my computer. And feeling I get the hang of it, I copied the composer.lock file in my drupal server, run composer update command and saw composer delete many stuff which I could not undo.
So my questions are: 1- Is there a way of rescuing this drupal site at this point? I deleted many composer dependencies as far as I can understand.
The new error log says: PHP Fatal error: Interface 'Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\HttpKernelInterface' not found in /home/--------/public_html/drupal/core/lib/Drupal/Core/DrupalKernelInterface.php on line 15
2- If not, which is fine as I was just beginning to setup the site. Is it possible for someone to explain the best way of handling this scenario? I mean installing a module using composer in a memory critical place. Or explain how composer works for layman. I read about all the dependency stuff but could not figure out how to use it for this scenario.
Thanks.
When installing jetpack from the auto install screen, I wasn't able to get it working to an internal 500 error related to this PHP setting.
HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA
After a while trying different configurations with no luck, I decided to extract the zip and install manually and it installed correctly with no problems so far.
I deleted Cache and tmp directory of my serviceMix.
I'm trying to reinstall webconsole on using
features:install webconsole. I'm getting following error
Error executing command: Manifest not present in the first entry of the zip mvn:org.apache.felix/org.apache.felix.metatype/1.0.4
How can I solve this problem
There was a known problem with reorganization of maven repositories which caused some troubles. Please make sure that your local repository does not contain malformed JAR file (it happens sometimes with various gateways which redirects you to login page), then reconfigure repositories in etc/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.cfg and make entry
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2#id=central
First in list.
I am working on a meteor project. Have to use natural package for natural language facility. I installed that using 'npm install natural'. But when ran the project, got error as 'ReferenceError: require is not defined'.
Added this line: var abc=Meteor.require('natural'); in the file in which have to use it. But when I am running the project, it is showing error as:=> Started proxy.
=> Meteor 0.8.1.3 is available. Update this project with 'meteor update'.
=> Started MongoDB.
=> Errors prevented startup:
While building package `router`:
error: no such package: 'page-js-ie-support'
error: no such package: 'HTML5-History-API'
-- When tried to install the above listed missing packages, showing error as:
smart.json changed.. installing from smart.json, I got the following error after successfully installing various packages like natural, iron-router, paginated-subscription, router, accounts-ui-bootstrap-dropdown, spin. But after that showing following error. Why so?
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/meteorite/lib/dependencies/package.js:106
throw('Could not locate package.js within path ' + self.source.packagePa
^
Could not locate package.js within path /home/priya/.meteorite/packages/natural/NaturalNode/natural/d541ca394659521498ed36a7f6e03fef93163e53
-- The packages in my project are: I don't understand here as router package is already listed then why showing error while running the project.??
meteor list --using
standard-app-packages
bootstrap
router
accounts-ui-bootstrap-dropdown
accounts-password
spin
paginated-subscription
email
insecure
iron-router
npm
Please guide me in this direction. This error is becoming a recursive kind of error. Have broke my head in this problem but still stuck. Thanks in advance
You have a package called Natural (not sure which) which isn't built to the correct packages specifications or has been modified somehow.
This can't be fixed that easily, you would have to contact the author of the package to fix it or modify it yourself. I can't find NaturalNode on atmosphere so its likely a custom package.
You might want to make the rest of your app work to debug fixing it though. To do that you need to remove this package
Remove the files and folders in ~/.meteorite/packages
Look through your packages smart.json and remove the offending package (natural). and run mrt update. And remove the rest of the code in your app relating to natural that might stop your app booting up.
From what it looks like you've cloned https://github.com/NaturalNode/natural into meteorite somehow. You would have to look at how to build a package for meteor.
The files you have used are an npm module and don't just work with meteor if you copy the files in. You have to make a compatible meteorite package for it to work. Or use meteor-npm to use the npm module in your app directly.
This project may also help you get started as an example of how to make a wrapper for an npm module to use with meteor
I am trying to install my Symfony2 app on koding.com
Trying to install my vendors via php composer.phar update, I run into the following issue, installing doctrine/orm:
Installing doctrine/orm (2.3.x-dev 4d9f24b)
Cloning 4d9f24b2eef3af3a3e76c773994c19bbb0706f88
[ErrorException]
chmod(): No such file or directory
I tried to debug with -v and found out that the following line is causing this issue:
composer.phar/src/Composer/Installer/LibraryInstaller.php:217
In there I see that this issue is related to the bin directory. I have set (S2 default) the bin-dir to "bin". The bin directory is also in place within my project, but somehow composer does not find it, when trying to change the chmod. I have used this setup on several windows machines and also on c9.io.
Issue resolved due to fix on github: https://github.com/composer/composer/issues/1270