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- generate.ph script doesn't run
First make sure you have a PHP client installed. You can get information about it from http://www.php-cli.com/. If you have PHP version > 4.3.0 it should be installed by default.
Try typing “php --version”. You should get something like below:
Next try the “which php” command, and see if the output matches the path in your generate.ph file.
- generate.ph script errors
- Unzip failed
If you have unzip installed, you have to make sure it can be called in the same place were the script file is. In the directory where you have the generate.ph file, type “unzip -v”. You should get something similar to:
If you get a “command not found” but you are sure that you have installed it, add it's path to your system $PATH. - Don't have permission to write a file or create a directory
When you run the generate.ph script, it will create a “.tmp” directory inside the directory where it was run. This directory will be deleted after the script ends and is used to create some application files – the icons for example.
You have to give permission it to write. The simplest way is to make the directory where the script is, of type +W, or in a more restrictive way, only writable to the user who runs the script.
The script will also create the “icons/” directory in your repository root directory – e.g. in your web server root directory /var/www/http.
As before, you have to make sure it has permission to write in there. - aapt not found
The Google/Android tool aapt must be in the same directory as the generate.ph script.
- Unzip failed
