I had one last problem with a new spnet install: The directory spnet/sessions is empty and therefore not included in the repository (git only tracks files). When the server starts up, it fails because the sessions directory does not exist.
An easy fix is to include a .gitignore file (or any other file) in the directory, and commit that file. Since we probably will never want any of the contents of spnet/sessions to be in the repository, I've set .gitignore to ignore everything in the directory; this could be changed if there is something that should be in the repository there.
I had one last problem with a new spnet install: The directory spnet/sessions is empty and therefore not included in the repository (git only tracks files). When the server starts up, it fails because the sessions directory does not exist.
An easy fix is to include a .gitignore file (or any other file) in the directory, and commit that file. Since we probably will never want any of the contents of spnet/sessions to be in the repository, I've set .gitignore to ignore everything in the directory; this could be changed if there is something that should be in the repository there.
c.f. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/115983/how-do-i-add-an-empty-directory-to-a-git-repository