New install fails to load

[faktaochkunskap]

I am testing Cody and install went smothless.

Now I have a problem. I have started node with forever and in the web page I get error.

Cody looks for the files in /mysite/mysite/ for some unknown reason.

Error: Failed to lookup view "/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/mysite/views/index.ejs" in views directory "/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/views" at EventEmitter.app.render (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/node_modules/express/lib/application.js:555:17) at ServerResponse.res.render (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/node_modules/express/lib/response.js:938:7) at Application.renderView (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/apps/Application.js:354:15) at /home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/apps/Application.js:325:12 at Controller.doRequest (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/controllers/Controller.js:49:5) at Application.handToController (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/apps/Application.js:308:14) at Application.servePage (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/apps/Application.js:249:10) at /home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/startWebApp.js:40:15 at Layer.handle as handle_request at next (/home/ulf/Dokument/mysite/node_modules/cody/node_modules/express/lib/router/route.js:110:13)

[faktaochkunskap]

Started with node and now I see this in the console:

Template.findController -> controllerName = ContentController not found.

[faktaochkunskap]

I think the problem could be in /apps/application.js line 350 or 351.

[jcoppieters]

As it is raining in Belgium, I’ll do a clean install on my machine and will try to duplicate the error…

give a half an hour :-)

Johan Coppieters.

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I think the problem could be in /apps/application.js line 350 or 351.

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[faktaochkunskap]

Raining here also!

[jcoppieters]

OK, I found the error. It came from a change we've made needed for the hosting setup of multiple sites.

I now changed the normal setup to resemble more like this hosting setup on our servers. You now have a kind of "cody development directory" in which we'll install cody + 1 directory per cody project you're going to do.

Johan Coppieters.

Best would be to restart the install... sorry. (see my clean install below)

$ cd ~ $ mkdir codydev $ cd codydev

$ npm install cody cody@3.3.4 node_modules/cody ├── vhost@2.0.0 ├── mime@1.3.4 ├── ejs@0.8.8 ├── express-session@1.10.4 (utils-merge@1.0.0, cookie-signature@1.0.6, cookie@0.1.2, on-headers@1.0.0, parseurl@1.3.0, depd@1.0.0, crc@3.2.1, uid-safe@1.1.0, debug@2.1.3) ├── body-parser@1.12.2 (content-type@1.0.1, bytes@1.0.0, raw-body@1.3.3, depd@1.0.0, qs@2.4.1, iconv-lite@0.4.7, on-finished@2.2.0, debug@2.1.3, type-is@1.6.1) ├── multer@0.1.8 (qs@1.2.2, mkdirp@0.3.5, type-is@1.5.7, busboy@0.2.9) ├── nodemailer@1.3.2 (nodemailer-direct-transport@1.0.2, nodemailer-smtp-transport@1.0.2, buildmail@1.2.1, libmime@0.1.7, hyperquest@1.0.1) ├── mysql@2.6.1 (require-all@1.0.0, bignumber.js@2.0.5, readable-stream@1.1.13) └── express@4.12.3 (merge-descriptors@1.0.0, utils-merge@1.0.0, cookie-signature@1.0.6, methods@1.1.1, cookie@0.1.2, range-parser@1.0.2, fresh@0.2.4, escape-html@1.0.1, content-type@1.0.1, vary@1.0.0, parseurl@1.3.0, finalhandler@0.3.4, serve-static@1.9.2, content-disposition@0.5.0, path-to-regexp@0.1.3, depd@1.0.0, on-finished@2.2.0, qs@2.4.1, debug@2.1.3, etag@1.5.1, type-is@1.6.1, send@0.12.2, accepts@1.2.5, proxy-addr@1.0.7)

$ node ./node_modules/cody/bin/create_site Creating cody web tree in /Users/johan/newer Enter sitename: newer Note: also using $sitename as database name. Note: by default the mysql root user has no password so you can just hit enter, if you forgot the root password http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html 2) Enter root password for mysql so we can create a new database and user: haha 3) Enter site database user: newer 4) Enter site database password: newer 5) Enter hostname for site: localhost Site 'newer' has been prepared.

Please create DNS entries, or add to /etc/hosts: 127.0.0.1 localhost Also check index.js and config.json to fine-tune extra parameters, encryption key, ... Start your site using: forever start index.js or node index.js

$ node newer.js

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[faktaochkunskap]

Great to hear that you solved it.

No problem with reinstalling have done that a couple of times...

[faktaochkunskap]

Problem installning now.

Error: ENOENT, no such file or dirrectory: /usr/local/data/iprog

[jcoppieters]

Is this windows or a unix variant?

We need a directory to store uploaded files, images, etc… I create a directory (here “iprog”, which is the name of the project your are creating) in /usr/local/data I’ll check the scripts, but perhaps I assume that /usr/local/data exists… (should be in node_modules/cody/bin/create_site.js)

Johan.

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Problem installning now.

Error: ENOENT, no such file or dirrectory: /usr/local/data/iprog

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[faktaochkunskap]

It is Linux, Mate a Ubuntu 14.04 variant

[faktaochkunskap]

I have started from scratch three times now new db namne new folder name.

[faktaochkunskap]

I will try to create the data directory first..

[jcoppieters]

I’ve added it to the startup script.

Johan.

On 29 Mar 2015, at 19:00, faktaochkunskap notifications@github.com wrote:

Problem installning now.

Error: ENOENT, no such file or dirrectory: /usr/local/data/iprog

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[faktaochkunskap]

Mysql does not use /usr/local/data in Ubuntu it is somewhere else...

[faktaochkunskap]

databses for mysql are in /var/lib/mysql

[jcoppieters]

it has nothing to do with the mysql databases.

the CMS allows you to upload files and images for use in webpages we have to store them somewhere, so we do that in /usr/local/data/[project-name]/files and ./images

(or in another directory, configurable in cody config)

Johan.

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databses for mysql are in /var/lib/mysql

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[faktaochkunskap]

Yes, I begin to understand now.

Bad idea to store it in a folder with only root access. I run node without sudo.

I will set a folder in Documents instead.

[jcoppieters]

Yes, true, a better place is in the user directory, we’re used to run Cody on a server (and during development) the /usr/local/data is created with 775, so you should be able to access it.

Johan.

On 29 Mar 2015, at 19:39, faktaochkunskap notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, I begin to understand now.

Bad idea to store it in a folder with only root access. I run node without sudo.

I will set a folder in Documents instead.

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[faktaochkunskap]

Puh, managed to get it right now.

Yeas, but I also run the install script without sudo.

[jcoppieters]

You’re right… (no sudo)

Any idea’s for a better place / setup are welcome

Johan.

On 29 Mar 2015, at 19:59, faktaochkunskap notifications@github.com wrote:

Puh, managed to get it right now.

Yeas, but I also run the install script without sudo.

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[jcoppieters]

We'll move this to the todo list and close this issue