No, not the URL. The path the files are located in.

For instance, maybe your app is in

/usr/local/railsapps/myapp

or if you're on Windows

c:\railstuff\myapp

If any of the directory names leading up to your application files 
contain a hyphen and possibly some other punctuation characters, that 
would cause a problem like you describe, for which there is a simple fix 
available.

The above directory paths wouldn't have this problem, but these would:

/usr/local/rails-apps/myapp

or

c:\railstuff\my-app

Get it?

-sk

David Corbin wrote:
> On Wednesday 22 March 2006 07:58 am, Steve Koppelman wrote:
>> Does the path to the application on your production server contain any
>> hyphens or other punctuation characters? There's a problem that was just
>> fixed in the trunk of the Engines plugin.
>>
> 
> And actually, there is a colon because it's running on a non standard 
> port.


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