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>>>>> "Kirk" == Kirk Haines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kirk> So, in order to adequately test it, you will have to have
Kirk> _something_ in front of your processes which handle it. Also
Kirk> be aware that only some web servers implement X-Sendfile
Good point.
I have some scripts that setup apache.conf to run in the current
directory, as current user, on a high-port. It would be all rake tasks,
but my rake task actually just invokes a Makefile and shell scripts,
because I wrote this code for a non-ruby project originally.
(My makefile also arranges to build a mysql cluster locally too)
I would like to have system level tests of some kind to help with
this kind of thing too. I haven't looked at how the mongrel code itself
gets tested --- maybe there is something there that can help?
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