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Generator Hangs On Setting Permissions #20

Closed rossedman closed 11 years ago

rossedman commented 11 years ago

I have tried this on multiple machines and in multiple environments and currently the generator hangs at Setting Permissions: 0775 on wp-content for me. This never makes it to the theme install. Not sure why it would be doing this, as it has worked for me before but is doing it consistently.

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

Might be related to #10. Still not completely sure why this is happening, but there was a race condition in Yeoman that was causing this before, I think...

I did run into this specific problem at one point, but while trying to figure it out it just stopped happening. If you happen to have some time to investigate then please let me know what you find and I will try to get a fix in asap.

rossedman commented 11 years ago

I believe this could be a permissions error in my setup but am really not sure. Wordpress gives me the FTP Connection screen anytime I want to do anything which suggests file permissions. I tried chown-ing and doing some other fixed in apache and have gotten nowhere. Will keep you posted.

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

If anyone else has this issue please chime in with more details. Otherwise I am going to close this out and cannot replicate.

justinkwanlee commented 11 years ago

I am having the same problem it hangs at the changing of the permissions as well

Setting Permissions: 0775 on wp-content

I tried then tried running $ sudo yo wordpress

But yeoman won't let me do that

Easy with the "sudo"; Yeoman is the master around here.

I'm using yeoman 1.0.3 and generator-wordpress 1.0.6 on a Macbook Air using Mountain Lion

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

There is a race condition that causes this inside yeoman. Since I cannot consistently reproduce this situation I have been unable to fix it. But just in case, can you post your yeopress settings, the part between the red lines when it asks for confirmation, so I can investigate?

justinkwanlee commented 11 years ago

WordPress URL: http://blog.mydomain.com Database table prefix: ing_ Database host: localhost:8889 Database name: blog_mydomain Database user: root Database password: root WordPress version: 3.5.1 WordPress install directory: . WordPress content directory: wp-content Initialize a Git repo: Yes Install WordPress as a Git submodule: No

I'm using MAMP

micjamking commented 11 years ago

Bump!

WordPress URL: http://local.wp-test.com
Database table prefix: wp_
Database host: localhost
Database name: wp_test2
Database user: developer
Database password: developer
WordPress version: 3.5.1
WordPress install directory: .
WordPress content directory: wp-content
Initialize a Git repo: Yes
Install WordPress as a Git submodule: No
jcutrell commented 11 years ago

Same here.

WordPress URL: http://[irrelevant].com
Database table prefix: wp_
Database host: localhost
Database name: wp_[irrelevant]
Database user: [irrelevant]
Database password: [irrelevant]
WordPress version: 3.5.1
WordPress install directory: .
WordPress content directory: wp-content
Initialize a Git repo: Yes
Install WordPress as a Git submodule: No
Theme install directory: wp-content/themes/[irrelevant]

I am also pointing at a local tarball (instead of a remote one) - not sure if that's relevant. Seems like that should work regardless, no?

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

Sorry you all are having this issue. Using similar settings to what you are all using, I have still not been able to replicate this. I have tried 4 or five times, even deleting my yeoman cache to mimic a first time run.

Could you all make sure that you have the most up-to-date versions of node, yo and this generator, then re-run the generator?

Also, I found previously that just removing the generated files and re-running the generator would get it working. This is not a solution to the problem, but at least it might get you off the ground with YeoPress.

micjamking commented 11 years ago

Ran brew upgrade node & npm update -g, so everything should be up-to-date. Below are the versions of the packages I'm running.

node@0.10.17
yo@1.0.4
generator-wordpress@1.0.6

Completely removed old installation attempts, and tried again. Still hangs :unamused:

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

If anyone who can replicate this wants to get in there and figure out where the generator gets to, please help by posting what you find.

The method that sets permissions is here. Also, I applied a change on the develop branch that may help, but I doubt it. If you feel like trying out the develop branch you can check out the repo and link it up with npm link.

justinkwanlee commented 11 years ago

@wesleytodd What's suppose to happen in the process after permissions are set?

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

Either a git commit or it starts the theme install, depending on weather you are using git or not. See the link above for the spot in the code where this happens, it is fairly straight-forward.

samusgray commented 11 years ago

I'm also getting this bug. Everything installs properly until "Setting Permissions: 0775 on wp-content". It just freezes there.

Tool versions: Max OSX node v0.10.18 npm 1.3.11 yo 1.0.4 bower 1.2.6 wordpress generator (1.1.1)

samusgray commented 11 years ago

The generator worked when answering the questions a bit differently. I'll look more closely at this later, but the only thing I did differently was A) not use git and B) specify a directory.

Broken / Freezes:

WordPress URL: http://example.com Database table prefix: wp_ Database host: localhost Database name: myDBname Database user: root Database password: root WordPress version: 3.6.1 WordPress install directory: . WordPress content directory: wp-content Initialize a Git repo: Yes Install WordPress as a Git submodule: No Add WordPress Core files to .gitignore?: No

Worked:

WordPress URL: http://example.localhost Database table prefix: wp_ Database host: localhost Database name: myDBname Database user: root Database password: root WordPress version: 3.6.1 WordPress install directory: cms WordPress content directory: content Initialize a Git repo: No Install WordPress as a Git submodule: No Add WordPress Core files to .gitignore?: No Theme install directory: content/themes/mytheme

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

For those of you seeing this issue. Let's see if updating yeoman-generator solved your problems. See commit: 1287c07df1d20243673584f7c3b0276c01512dd5

Please post back here if this fixes your issues.

I updated the to a newer version, 0.11.4 of yeoman-generator. There were issues preventing me from updating to the newest version. See this issue for more information on that: https://github.com/yeoman/generator/issues/350

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

Since that last update, is anyone still having this problem?

bemeall commented 11 years ago

Still having the problem (on the newest version of yeoman-generator; 0.13.4). Only when enabling initializing Git repo though.

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

@bemeall The current release of YeoPress specifies 0.11.4. Are you perhaps not looking at the version installed with YeoPress?

I am going to be adding better logging for the next major release. Hopefully this will help us track this down.

bemeall commented 11 years ago

You're right, it is on 0.11.4 for YeoPress. But not working anyway. Hope the logging helps indeed.

bemeall commented 11 years ago

Find the cause in my case. It wasn't the permissions but that the git:// url wasn't accessible. It worked at home, but not at work. Adjusting the firewall fixed the 'hanging' problem.

wesleytodd commented 11 years ago

AAAHH!!! Yeah, the first person to actually fix this problem, thanks @bemeall. So maybe some sort of progress markings, along with a verbose logging mode would help. That way people can narrow into where the problem is occurring.