Jimmy,
As mentioned before, it appears (at least on my own Windows 7 x64 system)
that add_acl (in lib\rack\deploy\iis.rb) was not giving FullControl rights
to IIS_IUSRS as expected.
This results in the "cannot read configuration file" that Ryan reported
above.
I was able to get the system to give
> We used to include IronPython in IronRuby's repo in order to make sure it
> would work with us since IronPython had a different source layout. I
> removed it when IronPython removed most of their transforms, but I could
> add it if needed. DLR's codeplex site should have all 3 projects in it, so
Jimmy,
The rack2aspnet worked fine. I was able to use Cassini to load and run the
simple app, but for some reason it wont run under IIS6. I will try and track
down what i can and see why its not working. It may be a configuration issue
on my iis server. I will keep looking and see what i can come u
The deploy2iis hasn't been tested on IIS6; I can provide a better error
message in the meantime. The application generated by rack2aspnet should run
on IIS6, so let me know if at least that works for you. deploy2iis is just
intended to do the one-time setup required to run the application in IIS; I
I have a Windows XP machine and noticed when i try and run the deploy2iis i
get an error (see below). Looking at the source of the error its trying to
do something with the user IIS_IUSRS which isn't a user under Windows XP. Is
this by design? I know Windows XP is old and all, but getting work to
u
I think we should include IronPython in GIT repo since some of our interop
tests depend on it.
Tomas
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Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 10:14 AM
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Ryan, Jimmy,
1) I hit the issue also with deploy2iis.
It looks like rack\deploy\iis.rb thinks it is setting the permissions, but
they don't actually get set.
Here is the output I got:
C:\Users\kradcliffe\jsRackTest\testPerms>deploy2iis myapp .
Gives IIS_IUSRS FullControl to C:\Users\kradcliffe\js
We used to include IronPython in IronRuby's repo in order to make sure it would
work with us since IronPython had a different source layout. I removed it when
IronPython removed most of their transforms, but I could add it if needed.
DLR's codeplex site should have all 3 projects in it, so that
We are definitely interested! Please feel free to file bugs on CodePlex
(http://ironruby.codeplex.com/WorkItem/AdvancedList.aspx) whenever you find
some compatibility issue (even minor - chances are it would be easy to fix).
IronRuby is indeed accepting contributions so you can even send us a pat
By native Ruby library/extension I meant an implementation in C.
Although possible it's not easy to simulate Ruby classes definition in C# in a
declarative way. I would suggest writing your implementation in Ruby and
calling .NET when you need so using IronRuby's .NET interop.
If you absolutely
Hi guys.
Im a developer/packager for Gentoo Linux [1] and I have been looking at
packaging IronRuby.Within gentoo the long-term goal would be to have all
>300 ruby packages ( could be anything from gems to applications ) supported
by IronRuby (this also includes their unit tests [2]) and to
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