The staging1.drupal.org site is the furthest along in being configured. However, at somepoint the blue background images fell out of sync. Could one of the admins take a look at the staging1 file system and figure out what's going on with the theme.
The staging1.drupal.org site is the furthest along in being configured. However, at somepoint the blue background images fell out of sync. Could one of the admins take a look at the staging1 file system and figure out what's going on with the theme.
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Comment #1
rfayI did an svn update and got the themes area to rev 1991.
However, I don't know what images you're looking for or how to tell they're bad. Anyway, staging1 has the latest bluecheese theme.
Please mention which background images. A URL would be good.
Comment #2
dmitrig01 commentedThe blue header image - look at http://staging1.drupal.org/
Comment #3
dmitrig01 commentedAlso the CTA "Get Started with Drupal" needs the green bg
Comment #4
Amazon commentedFor some reason the background images aren't showing up.
For example compare the home page of staging1 to staging2.
Images like: http://staging1.drupal.org/sites/all/themes/bluecheese/images/btn-search... exists but it's on staging2, http://staging2.drupal.org/sites/all/themes/bluecheese/images/btn-search...
Could you an SVN status on both the bluecheese directory for both staging1 and staging2?
Comment #5
rfayBoth staging1 and staging2 are at Rev 1991.
As you point out, that button is on both, in the same place.
Comment #6
Amazon commentedOn staging1 the source shows:
On staging2 the source shows
Any ideas why?
Comment #7
rfayI would say that these two are running unrelated databases.
Let's get a drop and start loading the machines with the same database.
Comment #8
Amazon commentedrfay, ok this is a good point. We probably want to set a variable so we can know what rev of the database we are running on each staging server.
Thanks for updating all of SVN on staging 1, which appears to have fixed it. If you've got logs of what outside the themes directory was updated, that would be helpful. This problem appears on several staging sites.
Comment #9
rfayAll of the staging sites are now updated to 1991. And the staging_drupal_org module (which grants admin and sets solr_path) is enabled on all but 8 and 10, which crap out with the "mysql server went away" error.
Comment #10
Amazon commentedStaging1 isn't correctly configured, but the background images are there. So I am going to close out this issue.