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Ticket #10787: 0.25 MythWeb on OS X broken
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#10787: 0.25 MythWeb on OS X broken
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Reporter: karog <mythtv@…> | Owner: jyavenard
Type: Patch - Bug Fix | Status: new
Priority: blocker | Milestone: unknown
Component: Ports - OSX | Version: 0.25-fixes
Severity: high | Keywords: OSX MythWeb
Ticket locked: 0 |
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This is in reference to #10600 which got inexplicably locked. See it for
the symptoms of MythWeb failing miserably on OS X. I have developed a
patch as described below which I tried to comment in #10600 but could not.
Not sure why this was Priority: minor and Severity: medium since it
totally breaks mythweb on OS X.
Nonetheless, there are two problems here, both related to moving the
bindings files into mythtv.
The first is that on linux, the bindings files were moved into
/usr/share/mythtv/bindings/php. This path as well as
/usr/local/share/mythtv/bindings/php are added into include_path in
mythweb.php so that they may be found. But this fails on OS X as the files
are only included in various MythTV application bundles like
MythFrontend.app. This problem can be fixed by the end user doing:
{{{
cd /usr/local/share
mkdir mythtv
cd mythtv
ln -s /path-to/MythFrontend.app/Contents/Resources/share/mythtv/bindings
bindings
}}}
where /path-to/ is appropriately set. This solves the problem of finding
the bindings files.
The second problem of all the fatal errors is because of the changes to
includes/class_autoload.php to also search include_path in order to
account for the above paths. The prior code used to look for classes in
the '''classes''' dir and then various other '''classes''' dirs inside of
other specific dirs relating to the current module. This new section of
search code was inserted after seaching '''classes''' and before searching
the others '''classes''' subdirs.
As a consequence, when trying to load something like Channel.php (note the
upper case C) for the url /MythWeb/tv/list which should be found in
/MythWeb/modules/tv/classes, instead channel.php (note lower case c) in
/MythWeb/modules/tv gets incorrectly loaded since that path is the current
module path for /tv/list and gets automatically put on include_path. And
that is searched before the correct file would be found in the subsequent
searches of subsidiary '''classes''' dirs. OS X has a case independent
file system whereas linux is case dependent so that is why this fails on
OS X and not linux.
I do not know why this new search component was inserted in the middle of
the multiple paths it used to search. But I tried moving this new search
part below all the older searches and this seemed to fix the problem. I
have attached a patch file for consideration.
The probematic changes are about 17 months old. I have been running
MythWeb on OS X for 0.24 for a long time and never had the need to update
it. When I switched to 0.25 recently, I got the newer MythWeb and that is
when I noticed the problems. But they have been around for a long time.
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Ticket URL: <http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10787>
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