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I have a developed a small web-app in Symfony 2 and Doctrine 2.
Can i deploy it to a web-host that doesn't give SSH access?
I ask this because i see there are a lot of task that must be done from the terminal, like updating the database schema, creating symlinks for the assets, clearing cache, etc...
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Should not be a problem:
--env=prod parameter, if your DB settings allow it.app/console doctrine:schema:update --dump-sql locally and then run the generated SQL on the production server.app/cache and app/log
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