Failed to create /var/www/crm-application/app/../web/bundles/jsformvalidation/js

Have not tested thoroughly, but each form I’ve tried so far has this issue (test: editing my profile and adding a contact). While the above path does not exists (/var/www/crm-application/app/../web/bundles/jsformvalidation/js), the bundle with an oro prefix does (Failed to create /var/www/crm-application/app/../web/bundles/orojsformvalidation/js).

Here’s the actual error:

CRITICAL – Twig_Error_Runtime: An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template (“Failed to create /var/www/crm-application/app/../web/bundles/jsformvalidation/js/”) in “OroCRMAccountBundle:Account:update.html.twig” at line 49. (uncaught exception) at /var/www/crm-application/app/cache/dev/classes.php line 10035

CRITICAL – Twig_Error_Runtime: An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template (“Failed to create /var/www/crm-application/app/../web/bundles/jsformvalidation/js/”) in “/var/www/crm-application/vendor/oro/platform/src/Oro/Bundle/UserBundle/Resources/views/User/update.html.twig” at line 11. (uncaught exception) at /var/www/crm-application/app/cache/dev/classes.php line 10035

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[JoshParticipant]

I had a similar error, had to chmod my web/bundles directory to 777, which seemed to fix the problem.

[Melvyn SopacuaParticipant]

I don’t think it’s the correct solution. The install.sh seems to suggest that only app/cache and app/logs should be webserver writable.

The problem seems to be two-fold. First, the dirname isn’t correct as OP noted and secondly, these files should’ve been created by Twig during installation. Investigating…

[Melvyn SopacuaParticipant]

I’ve read up a bit on Twig and it looks like it dynamically creates javascript files if they don’t exist, based on the router for the form. It doesn’t look like an easy job to get those generated during installation. The install.sh script should probably be ammended to include:
mkdir -p -m 777 web/bundles/jsformvalidation

[Han LeendersParticipant]

Thnx, mkdir -p -m 777 web/bundles/jsformvalidation did the trick.

[Damien LE TROHERParticipant]

Hello all !

I think 777 is an error… It is totally unsecure. You should change the owner of this folder.

For example, if your apache user is “www-apache” and its group is “www”, you have to use :

chown -R www-apache:www web/*

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chown -R www-apache:www web/*

Why you have to do that :
You execute install.sh as a user (for example : “damien” of group “users”)
All files and folders created are for damien:users.
That’s wrong because apache user is probably not “damien” of group “users”.

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Damien LE TROHER
SYNOLIA – Division Ecommerce

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