linux class not found

[lokielse]

Class 'Liebig\Cron\models\Manager' not found

if (self::isDatabaseLogging()) {
// Get the time (in seconds) between this and the last run and save this to $timeBetween
$lastManager = \Liebig\Cron\models\Manager::orderBy('rundate', 'DESC')->take(1)->get();
if (!empty($lastManager[0])) {
$lastRun = new \DateTime($lastManager[0]->rundate);

[liebig]

I got a message at the Laravel forum that someone has this problem, too. Maybe this is a problem with linux only. I will install a local Debian on Monday and will try to fix this. Can you provide me a route definition snippet which you use and get this error?

[lokielse]

1st=====================
config/app.php
alias
'Cron' => '\Liebig\Cron\Cron',

2nd==================
Route::get('cron/c56ac54aff5505bcb04259303bdf8d18',
function () {
Cron::setDatabaseLogging(true);
Cron::add('test_cron',
'* * * * * *',
function () {
ca_log('test cron', 'cron.test');
}
);
Cron::run();
return 'success';
}
);

[lokielse]

.\vendor\liebig\cron\src\Liebig\Cron\Cron.php

namespace Liebig\Cron;
require_once DIR.'/models/manager.php'; //add this line and solve.

[liebig]

Thank you very much for improving Cron. I will test your fix with Linux and Windows and will give you a feedback.

[liebig]

I am sorry, but at my test environment it is working without your fix. I am running debian on virtual box with apache2. This is my Route file:

Route::get('cron/c56ac54aff5505bcb04259303bdf8d18', function () {
\Liebig\Cron\Cron::setDatabaseLogging(true);
\Liebig\Cron\Cron::setLogOnlyErrorJobsToDatabase(false);
\Liebig\Cron\Cron::add('test_cron', '* * * * * *', function () {
return 'test cron is running!';
});
return \Liebig\Cron\Cron::run();
});

And this works fine. I fixed the migration case sensitive bug, so please update to head and update your database. Did you use composer to install Cron?

[lokielse]

The same code, it works on windows, but not work on debian.
There is no "models/manage" and "models/job" in generated classmap file which under vender/composer after i run "update" and "dump-autoload" on debian.
I don't know if it is problem between usage : 'Cron' => '\Liebig\Cron\Cron' ; Cron::xxx and \Liebig\Cron\Cron:xxx"
(when i use \Liebig\Cron\Cron::xxx will occur an errors, PHP 5.4.9)

[liebig]

Strange issue! Okay, I will add two require_once commands to Cron. Can you please add this two lines and test Cron before I commit the change?

namespace Liebig\Cron;
require_once DIR . '/models/job.php';
require_once DIR . '/models/manager.php';

Thanks.

[lokielse]

yes~ already.

[liebig]

Fixed - thanks again for the great help, waisir!

[lucasmingarro]

Liebig I think that waisir has something wrong in his env/conf. I really don't know where but I'm using your package in OSX, Redhat and ubuntu an it works fine. How many coders report this issue?

[liebig]

Thanks, lucasmingarro for your comment. At the moment we have two coders with this problem. I tested everything on Windows 7 and Debian 7.1.0 and it worked. But I can live with the fix because it doesen't mean much overhead. Only if the Cron class is loaded, the two model classes will be loaded, if they are not already. Only if you disable database logging in general, this two classes are not necessary but are loaded. To reach the best compatibility, I decided to commit this fix. I hope you can live with this, too ;)

[lucasmingarro]

hahahaha. I can live with my code so living with this hack will not be a problem :-)

[ryanwinchester]

I am having Class 'Liebig\Cron\Facades\Cron' not found in Ubuntu 13.04, Laravel 4.1, PHP 5.4.9

Fresh install of Laravel and fresh install of Cron, following the Install directions in Readme.