>
>
> Just emailed David to test all this with one of my totally boring little
> local apps.
>
> your account has been setup and details sent directly :)
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Yes thanks for this well I am pretty set with nginx + passenger. Once I
spent the week end digging into it I am pretty happy and it is the
recommended way to deploy by many so I will trust this setup for now. I
like this more than moving parts with reverse proxies and since it will end
up to me to
haha! Oh well... you're right :-)
Just emailed David to test all this with one of my totally boring
little local apps.
- DaveE
Oh gods not RVM. This setup does not need another layer of complexity.
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Apart from the obvious (rack, markaby, etc...), possibly trivial
relevant gems I've used/tried (and am happy with): data_mapper,
kramdown, RedCloth
Agreed: `camping-fly MyLovelyApp` is the baseline aim - this
functionality would be a deployment holy grail :-)
- DaveE
I really want to kno
A way to check for this kind of abuse would be to only allow static
files referred to in the Camping app itself - DaveE
This is not an issue in terms of capacity but more security in the
sense of users being then able to run anything on their space by
uploading on sftp. It could be even use
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> On fastcgi - fastcgi is not a server in itself - you cannot connect to it
> with a web browser. Like Passenger, it's a way for a server like nginx or
> apache to launch and talk to processes which return webpages directly.
>
FastCGI IS a server in itself - you can connect to it, but not with a
I really want to know what gems do you (all out there) think quality...
Maybe there's a statistics from a big gem server which ones are the most
wanted.
What about the versions? Applications can work differently (or not work :-
) with
different versions of gems (and ruby).
Will the hosting serve
Hi,
As I already mentioned I use Camping with fcgi in production. If It is
your choice (and not passenger), I will help you set it up.
On Sun, Apr 1, 2012 at 5:49 PM, david costa wrote:
> Hello again ! :)
> well in theory we can chrot jail users but the best way is to install the
> gems that
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