I am currently trying to use our (basic) Symfony 2 app by accessing app.php. However, whenever I try to access app.php, I get an error 500. I have checked the logs, the production log is empty. I have tried the assetic entry in the config file, but to no avail. Anyone else who has any ideas on how to fix this?
This is a very basic application (for now), with just some routing changes and a new controller. The most part is html (as a test), so it can't be the php we've written so far.
--edit: I currently do not have the documentroot pointing to the /web directory, but I don't have admin rights on the server. However, because the app works in app_dev.php, I don't see how this could be a problem?
The problem also can be caused by changing state of one variable into the web/app.php file from false
to true
.
Check linie:
$kernel = new AppKernel('prod', false);
and change to:
$kernel = new AppKernel('prod', true);
I had the same issue, but with setting true:
$kernel = new AppKernel('prod', true);
I managed to get a readable error message. In my case there was a problem with an mysql-table.
我通过从我的.yml配置文件中删除一个选项卡并联系serveradmin来将其修改为/ web。
它可能有点晚了,但我今天得到了同样的错误,有助于清除缓存。
I ran into this issue today, and enabling debug mode through AppKernel still didn't show the error. Turned out I had enabled ApcClassLoader
in app.php
(just before AppKernel
is initialized) but APC wasn't yet enabled on the new environment I deployed to. Commenting the APCClassLoader
bit out again in app.php
resolved the issue.
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