if i'd knew what.
mongrel starts fine when started on the command line with the same use.
servicefb.log:
_initialize() constructor
_initialize() constructor done
ServiceProcess(new_name)
ServiceProcess(new_name) done
ServiceHost()
ServiceHost() done
ServiceHost.Add()
_add_to_references()
just noticed that i didn't mention that this happens with current stable and
latest beta gem (no difference at all).
i will open a ticket on GitHub asap, thanks alot for having a look at it!
Am 13.09.2010 um 15:53 schrieb Luis Lavena:
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 6:14 AM, Ralf Vitasek neong
Hello!
I need to run an older Rails App on WIndows Server 2008 R2 with a different
Account then the default Local System.
While the default works, when trying to start with a different User (even
tried with a Domain Admin account), the service will not start (Error 1053).
That problem doesn't
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Am 16.06.2008 um 11:47 schrieb Guido Holz:
I´m knew to rewrites on apache in combination with mongrelcluster.
It´s urgend for me, because
on
SSPIOfferBasic off
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SSPIUsernameCase lower
SSPIDomain somedomain
Require group somedomain\domain admins
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Am 25.01.2008 um 19:30 schrieb Simon Santoro:
Hello, still trying to get things going.
With proxypass the REMOTE_USER variable set by mod_auth_* is not
passed to
mongrel. I found another admin that has the same problem[1], but no
solution.
Did someone here solve this problem?
what kind of problems did you have?
and since when is there a windows version of nginx?
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Am 23.11.2007 um 18:17 schrieb A. Peter Relan:
we had a lot of issues with apache 2.2 mod_proxy and mongrels.. just
could not make it work. finally we moved to nginx as the webserver
and it
i don't really understand what you want to know.
main focus is on optimizing the requests, instead of improving
the amount of page requests
that sounds more like code optimization in your rails app, when your
app doesn't perform well enough you have to tweak your code or
probably add
yes that helped!
i just needed to switch the drive letter with the UNC path :)
thanks for pointing that out.
years of using windows but never thought it worked that way
Am 07.11.2007 um 15:48 schrieb David Vrensk:
On Nov 7, 2007 3:01 PM, gmail [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have an archive of
sorry that wasn't posted anonymously on purpose.
i just set up my gmail account with imap in apple mail last night and
didn't even noticed it put gmail in the sender name. until i sent the
reply.
Am 07.11.2007 um 15:48 schrieb David Vrensk:
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GREAT JOB!
it works! :)
thank you so much!!!
cheers,
ralf
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On 9/15/07, Luis Lavena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://mmediasys.com/mongrel/mongrel_service-0.3.3-mswin32.gem
Damn, my host didn't serve the file as binary... so, please
hello luis!
in the meantime i've done some more tests and i'm pretty sure the
problem has nothing to do with win32ole.
i switched to ODBC mode and observed the same behavior as with the
win32ole driven ADO driver.
and by creating a new plain rails app that was using a mysql 5
database the
On 9/11/07, Luis Lavena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmm, you're using win32ole to connect to ADO driver, right?
yes, i even tried hacking the ADO.rb to use SQLNCLI instead of
SQLOLEDB but same behavior with that one. and i'm tied to the ADO
driver since the ODBC driver won't work too many SQL
hello luis!
thank you very much for your reply.
/ From mongrel_service.log, could you try running this command line?
/ ruby.exe c:\ruby\bin\mongrel_rails start -e development -p 3000 -a
0.0.0.0 -l log/mongrel.log -P log/mongrel.pid -c c:/informer_rails -t
0 -r public -n 1024
as i said before
i was suffering from a massive memory leak in my application. after
searching and testing for quite a while i finally found that it wasn't
my app that had a leak but the win32ole support that was used by the
ADO driver in sqlserver adapter.
the solution to fix the leak was to install ruby
hello list!
i seem to have a serious memory leak in my rails app that i run with a
bunch of mongrels on windows (as services).
i tried the MemoryProfiler i found at
http://scottstuff.net/blog/articles/2006/08/17/memory-leak-profiling-with-rails
but honestly i have no idea on how to read those
hello list!
on the websites win32 howto it says
CPU Affinity
Mongrel's win32 support actually is able to set the CPU affinity of a running
Mongrel service. This is pretty neat since it means if you're running a
fancy SMP machine or a dual core that pretends to be SMP, then you can force
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