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doc/branches/1.1/book/16-Application-Management-Tools.txt
r8499 r8808 545 545 That's why symfony provides a utility to "freeze" a project--to copy all the necessary symfony libraries into the project `data/`, `lib/`, and `web/` directories. The project then becomes a kind of sandbox, an independent, stand-alone application. 546 546 547 > php symfony project:freeze 547 > php symfony project:freeze symfony_data_dir 548 549 The `symfony_data_dir` argument is the path to the symfony `data` directory (if you installed symfony via Subversion or an archive, this directory is in the same directory as symfony `lib`; if you installed the symfony PEAR package, this directory is located in the PEAR data directory). 548 550 549 551 Once a project is frozen, you can transfer the project directory into production, and it will work without any need for PEAR, symbolic links, or whatever else.