I have succeeded installing Aegir and loading the installation wizard. Everything worked OK until step 12.
On the 'intialize system' step 12 of the aegir installation wizard I get the following error:
Could not find a Drupal settings.php file at .../sites/default/settings.php.
The settings.php file was installed at the sites/aegir.example.com subdirectory, according to the instructions. So why can't drush find it when I run /home/aegir1/drush/drush.php hosting setup
from the main drupal directory of the installation? And how do I find where is the source of the drush hosting setup script?
Configuration:
Drush help doesn't show any hosting command - see below - is it related?
The complete versions of my Drupal core, provision, hosting, drush and the hostmaster install profile:
Drupal core: 6.13
Provision: 6.x-0.3-rc2
hosting: 6.x-0.3-rc2
drush: DRUPAL-6--2-0
hostmaster: DRUPAL-6--0-3-RC2
The operating system you are using, its version, the version of PHP and Apache
CentOS release 4.7 (Final)
PHP Version 5.2.6
Apache Server version: Apache/1.3.41 (Unix). Server built: Jun 26 2008 17:34:01
MySQL Server version: 5.0.77-community
Control Panel: DirectAdmin
The output of 'id' as the aegir user:
uid=565(aegir1) gid=566(aegir1) groups=501(apache),566(aegir1)
The commend I've tried to run:
[aegir1@server ~/domains/aegir.levavie.info/public_html]$ /home/aegir1/drush/drush.php --verbose=2 --debug hosting setup
The detailed error message:
Drush bootstrap phase : _drush_bootstrap_drupal_root() [0.046 sec] [bootstrap]
Initialized Drupal 6.13 root directory at [notice]
/home/aegir1/domains/aegir.levavie.info/public_html [0.062 sec]
Could not find a Drupal settings.php file at [error]
./sites/default/settings.php. [0.066 sec]
The command 'drush.php hosting setup' could not be found. [0.066 sec][error]
The output of 'drush help' doesn't contain any 'hosting' commands:
help Print this help message. Use --filter to limit command
list to one command file (e.g. --filter=pm)
cron Run all cron hooks.
updatedb Execute the update.php process from the command line
status Provides a birds-eye view of the current Drupal
installation, if any.
script Run php script(s).
cache clear Clear all caches.
watchdog show Shows recent watchdog log messages. Optionally filter
for a specific type.
watchdog delete Delete all messages or only those of a specified type.
sync Rsync the Drupal tree to/from another server using ssh.
eval Evaluate arbitrary php code after bootstrapping Drupal.
enable Enable one or more modules.
disable Disable one or more modules.
uninstall Uninstall one or more modules.
statusmodules Show module enabled/disabled status
refresh Refresh update status information
updatecode Update your project code
update Update your project code and apply any database updates
required (update.php)
info Release information for a project
dl Download core Drupal and projects like CCK, Zen, etc.
provision install Provision a new site using the provided data.
provision import Turn an already running site into a provisioned site.
provision backup Generate a back up for the site.
provision enable Enable a disabled site.
provision disable Disable a site.
provision verify Verify that the provisioning framework is correctly
installed.
provision restore Restore the site to a previous backup. This will also
generate a backup of the site as it was.
provision deploy Deploy an existing backup to a new url.
provision migrate Migrate a site between platforms.
provision delete Delete a site.
test mail Run all tests and mail the results to your team.
test clean Delete leftover tables and files from prior test runs.
sql conf Print database connection details.
sql connect A string for connecting to the DB.
sql dump Exports the Drupal DB as SQL using mysqldump.
sql query Execute a query against the site database.
sql load Copy source database to target database.
sql cli Open a SQL command-line interface using Drupal's credentials.
Drush is installed in /home/aegir1/drush
aegir is installed on /home/aegir1.
Thanks for the help
Amnon
Comments
Comment #1
druvision commentedI've now set again on the sites/default directory and I get another error:
Running drush help, it seems that no drush hosting commands are available.
Comment #2
druvision commentedAfter analysis, it seems that It doesn't matter if I install the hosting module on site/all/modules or on profiles/hostmaster/modules - the hosting commands doesn't appear on 'drush help'.
Comment #3
adrian commentedThe reason this is, is because the hosting commands need a full drupal bootstrap to know which queues are enabled, hence which queues to generate commands for. Even if the commands were to appear there the drush help command would exit with a failure.
Drush does not do a drupal bootstrap to generate the command list, because that takes too long. Additionally if the module is stored in the profile directory, Drupal it self can not detect the modules in that directory until a drupal_bootstrap_database is reached.
However, when you actually EXECUTE the command, Drush will reach the right level needed to resolve it, if it is stored in the profiles directory.
Therefore, store the module in site profiles/hostmaster directory as instructed, and run the command. it will not show up in the drush help listing, and it's not necessary for it to.
The install.txt documentation needs to be updated to _not_ use drush to download these modules, as drush does not support installing module files in profiles/$profile/modules.
Comment #4
druvision commentedOK, I put the hosting module in the profiles/hostmaster/modules directory.
I am still getting the same PHP error complaining that hosting_get_queues() is undefined.
Comment #5
doka commentedDelete also the hosting module from sites/all/modules.
Comment #6
anarcat commented... aaaand hosting setup should be called with a --uri=http://aegir.example.com if you configured the site to be in sites/aegir.example.com. The install docs should say so if no that's a bug, otherwise i consider this is a support request. Note that the install docs originally told you to install hosting in sites/all/modules, that is fixed.
Comment #8
eggtart commentedI am running into the same problem. The hosting module is only present in hostmaster/modules, and I am trying to run drush.php with --url=http://aegir.example.com hosting setup. I am still getting the error msg that settings.php cannot be found.
Please help. Thanks!
Comment #9
eggtart commentedOh, should be uri not url. Sorry about that.