I have an app in /var/customers/webs/<customer>/<some-app>/web/app.php and I'd like to subdomain that dir to someapp.domain.com.
However, when I edit the path to that subdomain to the app.php, Froxlor always adds a trailing slash and therefore it thinks that app.php is a directory.
Cronjob output
mkdir: cannot create directory `/var/customers/webs/c/c.de/app/web/app_dev.php/': File exists
cp: accessing `/var/customers/webs/c/paskl.de/app/web/app_dev.php/': Not a directory
chown: cannot access `/var/customers/webs/c/c.de/app/web/app_dev.php/': Not a directory
Reproduce:
1) Add subdomain
2) Upload app do that dir
3) Change path of that subdomain to change path to /web/app.php
4) Save
When in the dashboard (after save) again, you'll already see the slash behind app.php
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pquerner
Hello,
I have an app in /var/customers/webs/<customer>/<some-app>/web/app.php and I'd like to subdomain that dir to someapp.domain.com.
However, when I edit the path to that subdomain to the app.php, Froxlor always adds a trailing slash and therefore it thinks that app.php is a directory.
Cronjob output
Reproduce:
1) Add subdomain
2) Upload app do that dir
3) Change path of that subdomain to change path to /web/app.php
4) Save
When in the dashboard (after save) again, you'll already see the slash behind app.php
Froxlor is version 0.9.32-1+squeeze1
I'm running it on a Ubuntu Server 12.04
Apache is 2.4.10
Thanks
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