If you are running PHP on certain RHEL distributions like CentOS POSIX support is off by default.
When posix support is missing running:
drush site-set @dev yields no output
drush site-set @dev -v yields "Command dispatch complete"
It is important to note that in these circumstances a persistent alias is not set.
For CentOS a user could fix this by running yum install php-process followed by an apache restart.
Currently the only way to know POSIX is the cause is to read through the drush include files. It would be better under these circumstances to throw an error to help newer users debug the issue.
Patch to follow.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | drush-error_on_posix_missing-2049983-3.patch | 1.15 KB | Darren Shelley |
| #1 | drush-error_on_posix_missing-2049983-1.patch | 1.19 KB | Darren Shelley |
Comments
Comment #1
Darren Shelley commentedPatch attached to add error reporting, please review.
Thankyou
Comment #1.0
Darren Shelley commentedimprove english
Comment #2
moshe weitzman commentedTechnically, that should go in a validate hook in the same file. See docs/drush.api.php
Comment #3
Darren Shelley commentedThank you for the advice, I have reviewed the API documentation and revised the patch.
The patch now provides a validation callback for site-set.
The error message has been written more generically and in line with existing standards to provide easier scope for translation in the future.
Comment #4
Darren Shelley commentedComment #5
greg.1.anderson commentedThis looks fine to me. I wonder if we should consider a general feature in command.inc to support "php function dependencies" to go with "drush dependencies" and "drupal dependencies"? Could be a follow-on issue.
Comment #6
moshe weitzman commentedCommitted to 5 and 6. Thanks.
Comment #7.0
(not verified) commentedenhance bug report, explain the end result of the function not just the output via cli