I have experienced a lot of problems when deploying the combination of
FastCGI, Rails 1.1.2 in the vendors-dir and User- and Logine-engines,
especially those dreaded NoMethodErrors. You might want to take a look on my
description of how to overcome various problems when deploying, since you
seem to have similar problems:
http://casperfabricius.com/blog/2006/05/21/rails-on-dreamhost/

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Aylward
Sent: 25. maj 2006 13:43
To: Discussion of the use of existing Engines
Subject: Re: [Engine-users] Upgrading Rails to 1.1

I had a similar trace when I downloaded the demo of RikiEngine_0_3_2.
I have
        actionpack-1.12.1
        rails-1.1.2
        activerecord-1.14.2

I did try, as you suggest, upgrading the engine plugin.
I also tried upgrading user_engine and login_engine.

The result was catastrophic, even more error messages spewed.
It was now complaining about what seemed to be the innards of the Oracle
and FCGI adapters, among many things.


I gave up.
Until I saw this thread.

I really like the IDEA of the packaging that 'engines' represents, but
there does seem to be problems with the deployment.
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