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(0004993)
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aaron
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01-23-11 20:37
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I can reproduce 0003971 on Resin 4.0.14, result is "false".
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(0004997)
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domdorn
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01-26-11 09:54
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drush uses zend php, so the error about PDOStatement is probably not related to Querucs. If you managed to run drush through quercus, please provide information how you did it.
@aaron: false is the correct result.
In Quercus, as well as Zend PHP, $_SESSION is not defined if session_start() isn't called before.
That's the reason for the NOTICEs above.
I'm currently in the process of reproducing the error you're having.
I'll keep you posted. |
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(0004998)
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aaron
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01-26-11 10:53
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Hi domdorn. While I downloaded Drupal via "drush dl" (as a matter of convenience; drush dl alone does not perform an install AFIAK), this is reproducible via a manual install. I only mentioned drush for completeness. Presumably if I manually downloaded drupal 6.20 it would be identical although I suppose I had better test that assumption. |
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(0004999)
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domdorn
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01-26-11 10:55
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aaron: are we talking about 6.20 or 7.0 here?
I'm currently testing with 7.0 and can reproduce the errors you're receiving.
which database are you going to use?
mysql/postgresql/sqlite |
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(0005000)
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aaron
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01-26-11 11:08
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Yes, I reproduced it with a manually downloaded drupal 7 archive:
Roughly:
[aaron@msi-cr620 tmp]$ wget http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-7.0.tar.gz [^]
[aaron@msi-cr620 tmp]$ cp -pr /opt/software/resin-4.0.14/ resin
[aaron@msi-cr620 tmp]$ mkdir -p resin/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib
[aaron@msi-cr620 tmp]$ cp /opt/software/jdbc-drivers/mysql-connector-java-5.1.14/mysql-connector-java-5.1.14-bin.jar resin/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib/
[aaron@msi-cr620 tmp]$ cat > resin/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/resin-web.xml <<END
<web-app xmlns="http://caucho.com/ns/resin"> [^]
<welcome-file-list><welcome-file>index.php</welcome-file></welcome-file-list>
<rewrite-dispatch>
<dispatch regexp="\.(php|gif|css|jpg|png|ico|js|html|htm|txt)"/>
<forward regexp="^/" target="/index.php?q="/>
</rewrite-dispatch>
</web-app>
END
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[aaron@msi-cr620 ROOT]$ tar -zxf ../../../drupal-7.0.tar.gz && mv drupal-7.0/* .
[aaron@msi-cr620 resin]$ bin/resin.sh console
(a correction: i've been running under the Sun VM 1.6.0_21-b06 FWIW)
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(0005001)
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aaron
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01-26-11 11:10
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6.20 works fine (well, at least install does, I think 6.x has been working on Quercus for a long time)
I don't know why, but my uploaded screenshots appear to not be valid after download so I'm not sure if they are useful.
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(0005002)
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aaron
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01-26-11 11:34
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To answer your last question, right now I was going to use mysql as I'm developing. However I have typically used postgres for production Drupal sites. (I have not tested Quercus/Drupal7/Postgres yet) |
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(0005003)
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domdorn
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01-26-11 15:00
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Ok, I just fixed most of the bugs in the installation procedure.
However, Drupal 7 requires the filter extension, that we currently don't provide.
I created an open Quercus module for it here:
https://github.com/quercus/quercus-filter [^]
but this will take some time to implement, so if you need
Drupal urgently, better stick with version 6.20 for now. |
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aaron
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01-26-11 15:40
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Thanks for looking into this! I'm checking out the Quercus src (svn://svn.caucho.com/resin/trunk/modules/quercus) [^] and perhaps I will be able to contribute towards this. Please let me know if there are any docs on Quercus/PHP extension implementation I should be looking at. It looks like each module supplies a class, named by convention, which implements the particular extension. |
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domdorn
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01-26-11 16:01
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(0005020)
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wasay
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02-03-11 16:00
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I am very new in implementing Resin and I get this error
Caucho\Resin\resin-4.0.14\webapps\drupal\includes\errors.inc:247: Notice: $_SESSION is an undefined variable [drupal_set_message]
I just downloaded the resin like an hour ago and followed the installation and the hello world worked fine.
Now the drupal installation is showing error and I don't want to go forward as I am not sure if there will be more errors.
Please advice as to where I can find a solution; do I have to download some daily build to resolve this error?
Please advice,
Thanks. |
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aaron
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02-03-11 16:21
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Hi wasay, are you using Drupal 7? It appears Drupal 7 (which is very new) is not yet fully supported. There are some newer PHP extensions which are used. Work has started on implementing these extensions (in the quercus-filter project on github noted in this issue). Until this is fully implemented I would advise using that last release of Drupal (6.20) which to my knowledge runs fine on Resin/Quercus. |
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wasay
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02-03-11 16:24
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Okay, thanks aaron. I will use the previous release for now. |
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timowest
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08-29-11 01:41
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Any chance to get all the Maven dependencies for quercus-filter to be available from the Quercus Maven repository? |
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(0005548)
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chx
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10-06-11 21:53
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Waste no time on implementing filter, it's trivial to reimplement the few things we use in userspace. Make sure PDO works. That's the challenge. |
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(0005902)
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nam
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06-21-12 00:24
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Fixed for 4.0.29.
However, drupal_parse_info_format() needs to be patched in order for the install to work properly. It needs to return a completely new array.
The underlying issue is PHP's reference counting, which Quercus does not support (Quercus instead uses the JVM's garbage collection). |
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