[Radiant] Radiant Mailer Extension - Clarification on what needs to go into the SMTP settings
Sorry this is really daft but I am confused as to what goes into the bolded
fields:
* :address = mail.domain.com,
:domain = domain.com,*
:port = 25,
* :user_name = xx,
:password = xx,*
:authentication = :plain
I've tried various things for the address (mail.domain.com VS.
smtp.domain.com), user_name, and pass and nothing happens when I hit send
on the actual form. Would the username and password be what I use to log
into my webhosting account?
Also for the config, I took off the # for the config.frameworks -= []. Is
that correct? or should the line read #config.frameworks -= []?
For this example from another thread:
ActionMailer::Base.smtp_settings = {
:address = mail.x.com,
:domain = allanmacgregor.com,
:port = 25,
:user_name = x,
:password = x,
:authentication = :plain
}
Why is the mail.x.com blocked out? Wouldn't it be
mail.allanmacgregor.com?
Thank you for anyone to can provide some assistance. I'm sorry if this
seems ridiculously simple to set up but I honestly don't understand where I
am going wrong because nothing is happening when I click send.
[Radiant] Having trouble getting to the login page after a successful install - also trying to use Radiant locally on WAMP
I'm stuck on the Documentation page after creating the new site example_application. Tried logging in using http://localhost:3000/ but there is no connection. I did not edit the gemfile to change the database so I think everything is setup as default from the Documentation. However, I am almost at the end of another documentation for setting Ruby on Rails on WAMP but last part of that setup isn't working so I don't know if that's why I have no connection on port 3000. Troubleshooting so far... there's no public/.htaccess file created in C:/wamp/www/projects/RUBY/test after running a rails test so I can't continue with the rest of the documentation found here -- http://www.alexbernard.fr/fichiers/blog/Installer-Ruby-On-Rails-sur-un-Wamp-Server.pdf. Not sure how to proceed from this point with the rest of the Install Rails on WAMP documentation. I was thinking the next step would have been to configure the gemfile to use Apache instead of Thin? Sorry if the WAMP-Apache problem is off-topic as I know this is a Radiant CMS group. Can someone please point me in the right direction or advise on what I could be doing better or more correct with this install (I use strictly WAMP) why I can't access the login page? Another concern I have is how different the installation process will be when setting up Radiant at the hosting service. Are there any pitfalls with doing this locally that I should be aware of? Thank you.
[Radiant] having trouble with accessing the login page @ http://localhost:3000/ - finished with the install on Windows XP
I am installing Radiant on Windows XP, the database is the default sqlite3, and Ruby/Rails files are installed onto WAMP. The new site from the documentation 'example_application' is installed in c/wamp/www/ and the folder seems to be populated with all the necessary folders/files. I'm assuming Rails is correctly installed because when I access http://localhost:3000/, I at least get the Welcome to Rails message. However, that means it's not loading the site page (should be the blank template?) when accessing localhost:3000. I am going by these directions: script/server -e production - I ran this as the last step in the install I go to: http://localhost:3000 - getting the Welcome to Rails Page http://localhost:3000/admin - getting the below Error message Routing Error No route matches [GET] /admin Try running rake routes for more information on available routes. -- I also tried binding Webrick to 127.0.0.1 -- didn't work (maybe this is a possible fix?) Also, I know that Rails is not meant for a Windows environment so please bear with me. I apologize if there is already a logical fix somewhere/thread available in this group. I was previously looking for solutions at StackOverflow and found a few threads but no fix. Thanks if anyone can advise.
