my very simple scriptcase application seems to be working well but when exporting to pdf I get a 404 error
Seems it may be a permissions issue?
I have set permissions on _lib and tmp folders to max 7777
any help appreciated as I am very new to this environment
I think that the pdf is generated in a temp directory which might have insufficient rights?
Hi aducom
I have permissions on the temp directory maxed out at 7777
Looking at some past threads isee this issue has been going on for quite some time
Is it in fact a SC bug
Works fine in deveopment
When I attempt to generate a PDF on my server SC says generate complete
When I go to view it takes me to this link
http://tgfa.asn.au/data/_lib/tmp/sc_pdf_20150529114828_583_grid_Tasmanian_Records.pdf
Then I get a 404 error because this file doesnt exist
Any one can help with this please
[QUOTE=johneb;37079]Hi aducom
I have permissions on the temp directory maxed out at 7777
Looking at some past threads isee this issue has been going on for quite some time
Is it in fact a SC bug
Works fine in deveopment
When I attempt to generate a PDF on my server SC says generate complete
When I go to view it takes me to this link
http://tgfa.asn.au/data/_lib/tmp/sc_pdf_20150529114828_583_grid_Tasmanian_Records.pdf
Then I get a 404 error because this file doesnt exist
Any one can help with this please[/QUOTE]
I know that some people have issues with this, but I for instance do not. And also at the university we produce lot’s of pdf’s. Actually because of that I can’t hardly believe that it’s a bug, and I think that if rights is not the issue, perhaps the path is, or some php ini setting.
Is the file actually being created? Did you check where it gets created? Apparently you are on a linux system using the litespeed http server
I suggest the following steps:
-make a dump your your file directories and filenames (all)
-create a pdf and make a dump again
-compare both with eachother (if needed sort first). You should be able to find the generated pdf…
Since you are on litespeed I suspect this being an issue of a wrong configuration. Which litespeed do you use? I know almost nothing from litespeed so you are on your own here.
I think you need to ask this on the litespeed forum. Alternatively if possible you can debug the generated application with xdebug and actually reach the line where the pdf is created. It should be in your generated code, but you’ll need a lot of time for this. It is better to install a local litespeed and test there first with a minimal app that makes a pdf…
Then again it is what I would do…