> Yes, nice, It does not allow to have different administrators for different > domains contained into their own environments though.
It could do if you have /etc/mongrel accessible by the other administrators (i.e.: chmod ugo+x /etc/mongrel chmod u+s /etc/mongrel, so it works a la /tmp way). Otherwise you could change the script so instead of looking in /etc/mongrel it will looks in $HOME/mongrel o whatever, for the values of $HOME you prefer. > I prefer to use apache > as a front end for virtual hosting and using mongrel as an internal relay. > I'll try a mixed version. This is exactly what we do in production, the script only activates the mongrel servers, Apache (in a reverse proxy configuration, plus different users for each application to maximize security) is handled by another script. _______________________________________________ Mongrel-users mailing list Mongrel-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/mongrel-users
