Closed greggles closed 10 years ago
Install finished and that seemed to solve that issue.
The script was trying to create the directory even though it already existed. I swapped the test to what I've seen more often for testing if a directory exists.
It also fixes up a typo in a comment (/user/local is /usr/local) :)
thanks Greg
I prefer a case-sensitive file system, but doing that led to this error:
It confused me for a while because I knew that ~/.drush did exist. And the error about / existing but not being writable seemed very weird. Then I put together that it's trying to create all of the directories starting at the top with /users as an alternate to /Users and it makes sense.
I'm re-running the install now and will let you know how it goes.