sudo valet trust is not recognized from phpmon

[hmennen90]

Describe the bug
I installed PHPMon having Valet installed already. After sudo valet trust, phpmon does not recognize this and won't start.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install PHPMon
2. Execute "sudo valet trust"
3. Start PHPMon4.

Expected behavior
PHPMon running

Screenshots
Attached

Required information

• Did you consult the FAQ in the README? [yes]

• Did you try "Fix My Valet"? [yes]

• OS: [macOS Monterey]
  
  
  

• PHP Monitor version [5.2.2]

[nicoverbruggen]

Hi @hmennen90, can you let me know what the output of these commands is?

cat /private/etc/sudoers.d/brew && cat /private/etc/sudoers.d/valet

Also, please let me know the output of the boot-up sequence by starting PHP Monitor from the terminal:

open /Applications/PHP\ Monitor.app/Contents/MacOS/PHP\ Monitor

I'm guessing this is caused by a PATH mismatch, but we'll be able to confirm if this is actually the case by checking the output here. Thanks!

[hmennen90]

Hi @nicoverbruggen,

these are the requested Outputs :-)

[nicoverbruggen]

Okay, that looks correct to me. I would expect PHP Monitor to work in this case.

Would you like to help me get to the bottom of this? I've made it so that future builds of PHP Monitor have an extra verbosity option, that logs additional information.

Please try this build here: phpmon-53.zip (replace the currently installed version in /Applications)

Launch it in verbose mode, and send me the output after quitting the app when the issue pops up. The easiest way to do this:

/Applications/PHP\ Monitor.app/Contents/MacOS/PHP\ Monitor --v > ~/Desktop/phpmon.log

Then, attach the phpmon.log file on your desktop as a response to this issue. That will hopefully help us figure out what's going on :)

Here's an example of one such logfile: phpmon.log

Thanks!

[hmennen90]

phpmon.log

Here's the requested Log File :-)

[hmennen90]

Think i found the point:

==== COMMAND ====

/bin/sh --noprofile -norc --login -c cat /private/etc/sudoers.d/brew

==== OUTPUT ====

▿ PHP_Monitor.Shell.Output #0

• standardOutput: ""
• errorOutput: "cat: /private/etc/sudoers.d/brew: Permission denied\n"
• task: <NSConcreteTask: 0x600000c41220> sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified #1
  • super: NSTask
    • super: NSObject

==== END OUTPUT ====

[FAIL] /private/etc/sudoers.d/brew contains brew
[P] A BetterAlert has been deinitialized.

[nicoverbruggen]

Yup, looks like a permission issue, indeed!

PHP Monitor needs to be able to read those two files in sudoers.d. Changing (read) permissions for those two files specifically should fix the issue 😃

Let me know if that worked!

[hmennen90]

That was ist => sudo chmod +r /private/etc/sudoers.d/brew && sudo chmod +r /private/etc/sudoers.d/valet

[nicoverbruggen]

Thank you for confirming it works! I appreciate you sponsoring me as well, thank you!

The issue has been resolved, so I'm closing the issue, but I'm tracking #171 to ensure people will be warned when there are permission issues :)

[hmennen90]

I've to thank you, giving Support at Saturday ;-) I tried to run PHP Mon some Months ago experienced this problem.

#171 => Maybe it is possible to do these permission Checks on Startup - so you could make a detailed Error Message?

[nicoverbruggen]

Yes, extra checks at startup are part of the plan! 😄