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On 19/01/2008, at 2:49 AM, Jon Paris wrote:
Removing the symbolic links fixed the problem and we now have Zend
Core 2.5 up and running - I will be raising this issue with Zend -
there is no reason why this kind of thing can't be tested for before
the install begins and a reasonable error message issued. Overall
Zend have done a nice job with their installs - but this is silly.
While you're raising it with them find out why a symbolic link breaks
their install process. It shouldn't matter that it's a symbolic link
vs. a "real" directory. It still points to a suitable place to store
stuff.
Modifying their install process to test for a symbolic link and send
an error message saying something like "Can't install: remove symlink
for xyz" is just a kludge.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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