On 11/30/06, Kyle Kochis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have installed mongrel and mongrel_cluster fine and have them
running great with my app. I tried using the init.d script provided
with mongrel_cluster 2.1 to start it up on boot but it doesn't.
mongrel_cluster_ctl works fine for me by hand
Make sure the paths needed are available at boot. I had a similar
problem on FreeBSD and was helped out by Andrew Bennett. Here's what
he had to say:
Hey Jamie,
Yeah, I found that out after using my own script for a while. It is
caused by the way mongrel_cluster starts each of the mongrel
Hello Folks,
I tried create a valid gem repository under windows without luck
(rubygems show problem with CRLF/LF line endings between *nix and
windows).
Anyway, I've uploaded a new gem to my webpage:
http://www.mmediasys.com/releases/mongrel_service-0.3.1-mswin32.gem
Whats new?
Beside the
Hi,
Are there any recommendations as to what is currently the most stable
setup is for mongrel apache? I read somewhere (probably here) that you
should avoid using PStore for sessions. Are there any more of such
recommendations? Also, what is currently the safest version of mongrel
to use
Hello,
I have setup mongrel successfully a few times now, but, each time I have
used apaceh 2.2 and mod_proxy setup descibed on the mongrel site.
However, I need to set up another app in a subdomain. example.com/docserver
instead of docserver.example.com.
I have tried just adding I have
Hello,
I have setup mongrel successfully a few times now, but, each time I have
used apaceh 2.2 and mod_proxy setup descibed on the mongrel site.
However, I need to set up another app in a subdomain. example.com/docserver
instead of docserver.example.com.
I have tried just adding I have
Ezra Zygmuntowicz wrote:
On Nov 30, 2006, at 10:36 AM, Steven Hansen wrote:
Hi,
My department has a SAN and I'm wondering if it is safe to have all of
my mongrel's share log files stored on the SAN.
More specifically, we have 4 machines, each running a couple of
mongrel
processes.
I've run into an issue with my rails application being unable to
properly set cookies on Mongrel 0.3.18. If I run the simplified code
below in Mongrel 3.14.4, both cookies are properly sent to and saved
by the browser. With the same code in 0.3.18, only the auth_token
cookie is created (if I
Thanks for that Philip. I missed that option. I tried starting up with
that, but --prefix=/docserver and leaving the apache stuff the same. When i
did that i couldn't even get any of it.
I think there might be something i need to set in enviornment.rb, but im
not sure.
I'll keep trying.
Are you suggesting that you have a separate mongrel.8001.log,
mongrel.8002.log like the pids files or is there a way to somehow log
like production-8001.log, production-8002.log through a mongrel
setting?
Having separate log files for the mongrel.log seems like overkill to
me, since when my app
I'm wondering if anyone has built a Capistrano task that will deploy mongrel
either standalone or along with a rails app. I've been looking at
possibilities for doing this but still new to using both having switched from
using FCGI+Lighty and deploying by hand.
Thanks,
Curtis
On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:14:17 -0600
Joey Geiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've run into an issue with my rails application being unable to
properly set cookies on Mongrel 0.3.18. If I run the simplified code
below in Mongrel 3.14.4, both cookies are properly sent to and saved
by the browser.
Also, try to avoid RMagick processing inside rails.
People love their file_column, but RMagick is a fat
nasty pig that cripples many sites without warning.
The optimal setup is use something like BackgrounDRb
or a plain DRb server and use a batch processing
method.
I don't use file_column, but
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