The app is already built using Symfony 1.4. We need to deploy and get it to work in production. We uploaded everything but getting an error. See it here https://cryptonaireshub.com/web/dev.php
If you think you know what the problem is and can fix it ASAP let's chat on WhatsApp O8O9430112five

Please don't waste our time if you don't understand or know how to fix the error

felibrain:
The app is already built using Symfony 1.4. We need to deploy and get it to work in production. We uploaded everything but getting an error. See it here https://cryptonaireshub.com/web/dev.php
If you think you know what the problem is and can fix it ASAP let's chat on WhatsApp O8O9430112five

Please don't waste our time if you don't understand or know how to fix the error

I see you are on Linux.

Install APC and php-apc extension and try it again. Look for the command online.


Ensure to restart apache

I forgot since you're in Linux, run phpenmod apc to enable it unless you know how to edit the php.ini ?

Let me know how I goes but codedboy95 is a Symfony dev

felibrain:
The app is already built using Symfony 1.4. We need to deploy and get it to work in production. We uploaded everything but getting an error. See it here https://cryptonaireshub.com/web/dev.php
If you think you know what the problem is and can fix it ASAP let's chat on WhatsApp O8O9430112five

Please don't waste our time if you don't understand or know how to fix the error

Just as @qtguru said. The error message is clear enough but I suspect that you are running on shared hosting

If you can't install APC because you are on shared hosting then it is better to use something else for caching, locate your `factories.yml` in your `app/config/` folder and change the caching provider from `sfAPCCache` to `sfFileCache`.

This is what I expect to see on here. A straightforward pointer to the solution without any “DM me”. Nice one qtguru and codedboy95. Most likely shared hosting, so best to switch to FileCache as cb suggested

Codedboy95:
Just as @qtguru said. The error message is clear enough but I suspect that you are running on shared hosting

If you can't install APC because you are on shared hosting then it is better to use something else for caching, locate your `factories.yml` in your `app/config/` folder and change the caching provider from `sfAPCCache` to `sfFileCache`.

This is the first time I'll hear someone running Symfony on shared hosting. Op just move to a Linux cloud server it's 2022. I can't imagine not using symfony cli.

Codedboy95:
Just as @qtguru said. The error message is clear enough but I suspect that you are running on shared hosting

If you can't install APC because you are on shared hosting then it is better to use something else for caching, locate your `factories.yml` in your `app/config/` folder and change the caching provider from `sfAPCCache` to `sfFileCache`.

The current error there is not the actual error I'm dealing with. Yes I am running on shared hosting and they just disabled the APC extension (they gave me only 24 hours to test the app since they don't actually support it).

The actual error I'm dealing with is attached in the screenshot. I really look forward to your help. If we can chat on WhatsApp as well.

Thank you so much.

Cc: @gtguru

qtguru:


This is the first time I'll hear someone running Symfony on shared hosting. Op just move to a Linux cloud server it's 2022. I can't imagine not using symfony cli.

This is put there only for urgent testing.
It's meant to actually run on an Ubuntu 26 server. I just need to find the right help who understands the problem and know all the symfony CLI thing because it's not my stack.

airsaylongcome:
This is what I expect to see on here. A straightforward pointer to the solution without any “DM me”. Nice one qtguru and codedboy95. Most likely shared hosting, so best to switch to FileCache as cb suggested

Thank you so much. I attach the actual error I'm dealing with. Not really the APC thing. The APC was just disabled now. I'm talking to the host to get it back on for me.

felibrain:


Thank you so much. I attach the actual error I'm dealing with. Not really the APC thing. The APC was just disabled now. I'm talking to the host to get it back on for me.

The Tables are missing in the Database, it's possible that Doctrine is supposed to do a migration to populate the database for you or you forgot to set up the tables. Did you build this app or you purchased the app ?

qtguru:


The Tables are missing in the Database, it's possible that Doctrine is supposed to do a migration to populate the database for you or you forgot to set up the tables. Did you build this app or you purchased the app ?

The error says so but that's not really the problem. It looks more like a routing problem.. The database is intact and there is no table called route. I did not build the app. Another dev in the team did but he is dead now. Its a CRM app and he handled all deployments for customers. Now I need to deploy but I don't know Symfony and its driving me crazy as this needs to be done ASAP. It has forced me to start learning symfony but I cant be a pro in 2 days.
Really hope someone saves me here while I learn.

qtguru
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felibrain:

The error says so but that's not really the problem. It looks more like a routing problem.. The database is intact and there is no table called route. I did not build the app. Another dev in the team did but he is dead now. Its a CRM app and he handled all deployments for customers. Now I need to deploy but I don't know Symfony and its driving me crazy as this needs to be done ASAP. It has forced me to start learning symfony but I cant be a pro in 2 days.
Really hope someone saves me here while I learn.

That is the problem, The `route` table is missing, doctrine says it has to be there because there are calls to it. have you ran migration to the latest version as qtguru suggested, php app/console doctrine:migration:migrate. if you are still having problems you can contact me from my profile

qtguru:


Symfony 3, then later 4(hello world), I found it very steep, I just moved to Java, but I've used it for a Project with the Doctrine DBAL. Symfony is a flexible framework but the curve was too much for me. But I don't do PHP anymore like that

Replying here so as not to derail the other thread. You didn't stick around it long enough that is why you feel the curve is long.

qtguru:


This is the first time I'll hear someone running Symfony on shared hosting. Op just move to a Linux cloud server it's 2022. I can't imagine not using symfony cli.

Some shared hosting provides something similar to cli

Codedboy95:



Replying here so as not to derail the other thread. You didn't think around it long enough that is why you feel the curve is long.



Some shared hosting provides something similar to cli

At all, I wanted to go back, but the moment I tried Spring boot, the JVM won me over, performance, libraries and ease of use.

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Codedboy95:
That is the problem, The `route` table is missing, doctrine says it has to be there because there are calls to it. have you ran migration to the latest version as qtguru suggested, php app/console doctrine:migration:migrate. if you are still having problems you can contact me from my profile

Thank you very much. Running the migration command fixed the problem. The route table was automatically created after I ran the command. I think that's how symfony works because in the actual sql file for the app there's no route table. So it was to be automatically generated.