Notice: Undefined variable: tubes in [...]/beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/main.php on line 90 about beanstalk_console HOT 23 CLOSED

In case it will help, here is the log:

[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: groups in /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/modalFilterColumns.php on line 14
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Stack trace:
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 1. {main}() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:0
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 2. require_once() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:17
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 3. require_once() /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/main.php:181
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/modalFilterColumns.php on line 14
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Stack trace:
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 1. {main}() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:0
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 2. require_once() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:17
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 3. require_once() /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/main.php:181
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: groups in /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/modalFilterColumns.php on line 23
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Stack trace:
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 1. {main}() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:0
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 2. require_once() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:17
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 3. require_once() /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/main.php:181
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/modalFilterColumns.php on line 23
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP Stack trace:
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 1. {main}() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:0
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 2. require_once() /beanstalk_console/public/index.php:17
[Fri Aug 8 14:49:37 2014] PHP 3. require_once() /beanstalk_console/lib/tpl/main.php:181

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What directory is your webroot pointing to? It looks like your include paths are off.

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pointing to public.

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To add a bit more clarification, I can see the beanstalk console page, but after I add a server and then select it from the "All Servers" dropdown it says "The server is unavailable".

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I misread the errors. So these are PHP warnings. Yes ideally they shouldn't be there; the code is referring to uninitialized variables which is the problem. You can move past this by turning off notices for your installation. Maybe something like error_reporting(0) at the top of your index.php just to see if that's the problem.

I also wonder if your beanstalkd server is even working. Can you try telnetting to it to ensure that you are able to get through?

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How might I telnet into it? I am running it with "php -S localhost:7654 -t public".

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What does your network setup with all your different resources look like?

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The errors are not gone after changing the error_reporting like you said, but it still isn't working.

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I'm not sure what you are asking with regard to my network setup and all my resources? Can you elaborate?

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Sure. This package is a frontend for the Beanstalkd application. Where did you install that application?

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My current setup is this:

1. Installed beanstalk console in my ~/Sites/beanstalk_console directory with the composer create-project method. Then I ran "php -S localhost:7654 -t public" in order to serve the site at "localhost:7654".
2. My site running the Beanstalkd application is served up at "pony.dev" which is a vaprobash (vagrant vm) running Laravel. I ran the command "sudo service beanstalkd start" on this machine. And I have created several queued tasks with the Queue::push method in a route closure.
3. Basically, if you are familiar with Jeffrey Way's Laracasts, I followed https://laracasts.com/lessons/beanstalkd-queues-with-laravel to a "T". No one else seems to be having the problem except one user in the comments (Zachary Crites) and no solution is provided.

Hope this helps.

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So I just ran beanstalkd -l 192.168.22.10 -p 11300 on my VM, and this allowed me to not get that error anymore and things appear to be working. HOWEVER, the queued jobs are not showing up?

I feel like I'm getting closer, but still not 100% yet.

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If it helps, when I run beanstalkd on command line, this is the response.

beanstalkd: net.c:119 in make_server_socket: bind(): Address already in use
beanstalkd: net.c:119 in make_server_socket: bind(): Address already in use
beanstalkd: main.c:64 in main: make_server_socket()

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I'm not familiar with the laracasts, I apologize.

beanstalkd is basically saying that that port is already being used, probably by another beanstalkd process. Without hunting down the process (sudo lsof -i :11300) and killing it and restarting it, maybe you can just restart everything and then run through the tutorial all over again and have it working?

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Well, I've been through the screencast about 4 times... I'm pretty sure you're right though, it must have something to do with a conflicting port. I will keep trying and report back if I figure out the issue.

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Is this what I should see?

$ sudo lsof -i :11300
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
beanstalk 1175 beanstalkd 3u IPv4 169703 0t0 TCP localhost:11300 (LISTEN)

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Yup, so beanstalkd is already running on whatever machine you're running that from (is that the vagrant machine or your local machine?). But does your videocast require it to be running on the vagrant machine?

Also if you are indeed running vagrant, you can do a vagrant ssh to be dumped at a console inside the machine.

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that's in the vagrant vm. and yeah, i'm familiar with vagrant ssh.

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So what exactly should my vagrant vm actually be doing? This is the location where the beanstalkd application lives and also where my app is triggering the queued events. It is also running the daemon:
beanstalk 1736 beanstalkd 3u IPv4 172021 0t0 TCP localhost:11300 (LISTEN)

Does this all seem right so far?

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No update for long time, was his issue resolved?

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recent commits should have fixed this issue.

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I'm still getting this error. Followed the Laracasts tutorial to the T as well.

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are you sure there is an error and not just a notice which you can suppress with the error_reporting setting.

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