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Nice Interface, Makes my development sooo much simpler.
Ok this is a minor aesthetic issue but confusing to the beanstalk noob
if you type an invalid ip with a custom port in the server box you will get an error stating a socket connect failure to the
ip followed by the custom port followed by :11300.
eg
Socket error 60: Operation timed out (connecting to 192.168.42.10:23267:11300)
This seems to be due to the Job controller passing the server and port as a single string.
I fixed it by changing the connection setup of the getListAction() in the job controller to
$server = $this->_getParam("server");
$exp=explode(":", $server);
$server = (isset($exp[0]))?$exp[0]:"localhost";
$port = (isset($exp[1]))?$exp[1]:"11300";
$data = array ();
try {
// Connect to the server and get job list
$messageQueue = new Pheanstalk_Pheanstalk($server,$port);
You may have a better method but this works for me
Thanks
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Hi
Nice Interface, Makes my development sooo much simpler.
Ok this is a minor aesthetic issue but confusing to the beanstalk noob
if you type an invalid ip with a custom port in the server box you will get an error stating a socket connect failure to the
ip followed by the custom port followed by :11300.
eg
Socket error 60: Operation timed out (connecting to 192.168.42.10:23267:11300)
This seems to be due to the Job controller passing the server and port as a single string.
I fixed it by changing the connection setup of the getListAction() in the job controller to
You may have a better method but this works for me
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: