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Normal (Power User), restrictred (User) or administrator?
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environment :-)
Please help!
Regards,
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: no :-)
(Even under labs conditions that couldn't be granted).
Page sharing of files opened between process is something difficult to
achieve, I'll suggest 1 log file per process on each port, which will
reduce chances of logfiles get corrupted.
Thanks,
Pete
You're welcome.
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delays and take longer
in release these locks, making the service fail.
Wanted to share this with the list, for those without luck that
couldn't get into RailsConf this year ;-)
Good weekend everybody.
[1] http://bugs.mysql.com/25621
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run these a few minutes, but a week will provide a good result
of application behavior across time.
- Measure everything, at least 5 times prior calculating means ;-)
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slower in that area,
taking like 4 seconds (Core 2 Duo) just to refresh its first page, and
without high CPU load.
I reverted that to pstore for development, and active_record for
production until figure out what is wrong with cookie based storage,
and of course, windows.
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if this fixes the problem.
You may need the mysql-dev packages or anything that contains header
information so mysql extension could be successfully be compiled :P
I'll suggest you do a google search for insert your distro version
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that to new mongrel_service is in my TODO, maybe next week
could drop it again, but cannot guarantee it right now (since I'm out
of office for the following days).
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, but often seen used in many
applications.
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Application root ...
Environment development
Database adapter mysql
Database schema version 148
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, what is the purpose of a random HTTPServer port? If you try to
open a mongrel server in an already taken port, a error must be shown,
instead of a false positive.
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that fixes, you need to remove and reinstall the service.
Sorry the troubles, and please let us know if that help you :-)
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of testing is the RunAs... could you go to the
SCM (Service Control Manager) and change the Account used by your
rails application?
Try setting it as your local/user account and see what happens.
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/adapter are you using? Maybe mongrel is trying to close
pending connections left in the limbo (from HTTP serving or db
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To answer Luis Lavena's question: we're using MySQL over HTTP.
You're using the compiled mysql adapter or the one bundled with Rails?
the connection to the mysql server could not be the issue, but maybe
the adapter.
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, it
is the recommended method of running rails+mysql.
Since I don't have a mac, couldn't point you the right tutorial on
getting mysql extension built on OSX, but try searching google for
mysql rails bindings osx
(also gem install mysql osx as keywords will raise some good results).
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On 9/12/07, Nathan Vack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 12, 2007, at 4:57 PM, Luis Lavena wrote:
What db engine/adapter are you using? Maybe mongrel is trying to close
pending connections left in the limbo (from HTTP serving or db
connections).
I'm using the compiled mysql gem 2.7
the info you gather will be able to test it tonight, since I
was overloaded with things outside the office the past days.
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hooking a simple logger into mongrel_service to trace the problem
inside ruby (and see if it reports something).
I don't know what was fixed in the latest patchlevel release of
1.8.5, but it seems something broke :-P
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On 9/15/07, Luis Lavena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/14/07, Ralf Vitasek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello luis!
in the meantime i've done some more tests and i'm pretty sure the
problem has nothing to do with win32ole.
You're Right
It seems that running in console mode also fails
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 download this:
http://mmediasys.com/mongrel/mongrel_service-0.3.3-mswin32.gem.bin
the .bin is just a dummy extension
mongrel? You should see the details
about building native extensions...
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On 10/11/07, Greg Willits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Which version of ruby are you using?
The one from here: http://rubyosx.rubyforge.org/ -- which I see should
already have Mongrel in it, but then I installed... oh, hang on. Maybe I
broke it by monkeying with gem installs
for Rails (and rubyosx is more ruby generic).
[1] http://locomotive.raaum.org/
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checker Dike, but again,
it uses Objectspace.
Objectspace is like Heisenberg principle [1], you cannot touch it
without altering the results.
Maybe Dike and Bleak could merge and get something more powerful? ;-)
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle
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the session storage? have you tried changing it?
On XP with cookie store happens, and get fixed when I change to pstore.
Since I don't have Vista, I couldn't test it.
(Also willb e useful know the ruby and rails version that you're using).
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Could that cause speed problem?
It's weird, so I'll check later today at the office.
With 1.8.6, cgi eof fix don't load but I'm using PStore... I'll check
and let you know.
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:
A: 192.168.0.15
B: 192.168.0.16
A-mongrel1
B-mongrel11
A-mongrel2
B-mongrel12
etc...
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On 10/27/07, Luis Lavena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems is not handling the IP binding...
Could you try the following in a IRB console?
require 'rubygems'
require 'mongrel'
s = Mongrel::HttpServer.new(127.0.0.1, 8081)
puts Host: #{s.host}, Port: #{s.port}
It's using a TCPServer
the high CPU
use you're getting.
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of what mongrel is supposed to do.
Even that is mongrel in the back running, the people who created
Evented (Kirk?) should came with a solution for this.
Maybe that was one of the things that remain unpatched?
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that should NOT be in core.
I recall many people
having issues (i.e. it doesn't work) with that.
Also, send_file is broken on Windows too, besides it eats all your
memory and hang you process.
Nice, don't you think?
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mismatches :-P
Mongrel version 1.0.4...we also have a Mongrel 1.1 folder but I don't
see a gem file with it.
I think 1.1 is not ready for production, maybe I'm wrong (was offline
for almost a week).
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the backtrace
with the problem, but please try it:
gem --debug install mongrel
also:
gem --debug install mongrel -P HighSecurity
I'll check later today for some workaround. Please excuse the inconvenience.
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task. Agile sounds better :-)
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will need to store our ssh keys again I think :-P
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migrate all the pending tickets
in rubyforge and remove the whole section because will fall in the
oblivion -- since no one will longer monitor it.
Ezra's suggestion is a good one, also we could get more powerful
release planing for the upcoming releases ;-)
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That little baby will keep your database connected.
Hey Ezra, this 60*60 big sleep wouldn't hurt threading? so far big
sleepy threads didn't work as expected for me.
That could be another cross-platform misbehaving, but just asking :-)
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the Rubyforge one?
Or... switch to git.
No, please no. Another OSS project going to git... and mingw-git not
production ready (and without support for git-svn or any other).
That will mean the end of my support from Windows side... and I
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} }.priority = -10
I'm not fond by the big sleep, since I experienced bad results using
them. An alternative will be 1800.times { sleep 2 }
YMMV,
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://rubyforge.vm.bytemark.co.uk/gems/mongrel-1.1-mswin32.gem
Maybe the mirrors didn't spread it yet?
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the purpose? We already have some
infrastructure in place, maybe we could enhance or RFE to get more of
the solution.
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if the ruby version you're using is fixed?
In the same idea of cgi-eof-fix (long-name-of-gem-to-be-easily-remembered).
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off on some stuff... but that
takes time :-P
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, no mongrel_cluster for windows.
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(official) build of ruby on windows is compiled with a
older, not-so-optimized compiler (Visual C 6.0). It is 30% slower than
the same code compiled with GCC 3.4.5 (or 4.2.1).
Future versions of ruby for windows will provide updated builds, we
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intented to run as windows service, and not from the
command line. check the mongrel_simple_ctrl.rb to actually install and
run a mongrel service.
Anyway, as I commented before, use mongrel_service gem.
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there is a native build of
fastthread for mswin32 (even that mongrel-mswin32 don't require it).
I suggest you revert to 0.9.4 until this issue get solved. Eric Hodel
is working on it.
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a look at mongrel_service gem.
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it do odd things with the way it loads and loads mongrel,
if you search this list you will find a few cases that describe this
situation.
I suggest stick to mongrel_rails start or mongrel_service in case
you're running on Windows.
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I hope Eric and the RubyGems team release a fix soon, removes the joy
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to be opening the
image file and its not being released emediatly?
image_tag shouldn't be opening any file, just linking it.
PStore isn't good when tmp/sessions is full or one ruby process is
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requesting a page.
You need to look at Rails documentation to properly upgrade your Rails
1.x application to 2.x, and do it on testing before doing on
production!
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mongrel_rails
is a ruby script).
gdb /path/to/ruby/ruby.exe /path/to/mongrel_rails param1 param2 param3
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with latest rubygems and even these warnings, the gem get built.
could you try running the gem build based on the generated gemspec file?
(it should be inside pkg/mongrel-1.1.1)
Maybe is failing in the Gem::Specification#to_yaml
(I don't have jruby to test it).
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On Dec 23, 2007 1:01 AM, Stephen Bannasch
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At 7:53 PM -0300 12/22/07, Luis Lavena wrote:
could you try running the gem build based on the generated gemspec file?
(it should be inside pkg/mongrel-1.1.1)
I get the same yaml error:
Ok, even you got it solved
root will be good, or a
test case showing the problem, since I couldn't reproduce the behavior
you described under Windows.
(I know there isn't /etc/passwd on windows, tried other file) :-D
Please let me know ASAP.
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my servers, of course, but I don't want to send an
unnecessary upgrade now note to other folks...
Most common use of mongrel is behind a proxy or balancer, so I only
see development servers is being affected by this.
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.gem and the
mongrel-1.1.3-i386-mswin32.gem display it correctly).
Could I just answer to this: Works for me? :-D
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with --disable-fastthread (I don't remember the
exact configure command right now).
Also, mongrel is compatible with 1.8.4 and 1.8.5, and that is the
standard version that is currently powering a lot of servers.
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and
get the proper version build inside the http11 extension.
Currently I'm doing something like that for mongrel_service.
Either that or somehow I accidentally reversed your change. I'll patch
things up regardless.
Again, thank you Evan.
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ruby pre-installed have 1.8.4 or 1.8.5,
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time that I
currently have available for it.
That doesn't meant is dead, but I'll focus my free time on the
replacement utility.
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on these installations.
All the deployment process is being distributed by Windows Installer
packages and rubygems. The distribution or deployment of updates for
the application is done through rubygems.
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If you build your own ruby, you don't have to worry about that :-)
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bet that you have i386-mswin32_80 as platform, since rubygems is
switching to pure ruby gems instead of pre compiled ones.
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I'm getting pre-compiled gems.
Yes, that version of ruby will get proper, existing compiled gems installed.
Can you provide the whole list of gems you have installed?
Also, you're using One-Click Installer, InstantRails or Bitnami?
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explanation for what happened.
Hope this helps.
RubyForIIS have two problems:
Is outdated.
Is compiled with VC8, which is not compatible with One-Click Installer (VC6).
Part of RubyForIIS is libfcgi and ruby-fcgi, which could be getting
loaded and thus, failing with missing dll.
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A mac is expensive, and will not remove the whole pain of using
Ruby... check some of the Leopard nightmares around the web ;-)
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... right :-)
I also like the think different motto and the just offer 2 (or one)
option to be different. If you don't do it the mac way, then you
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).
Thanks for all of the help, guys.
No problem, I was worried that I broke something inside mongrel in
latest release! :P
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On Jan 12, 2008 6:20 PM, Wes Gamble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luis Lavena wrote:
Anyway, if you're using PATCHLEVEL above 36 you're safe, if not, you
need fastthread.
You mean the patchlevel of ruby in the OCI gotten via ruby -v?
Yep, sorry about that:
ruby -e puts RUBY_PATCHLEVEL
111
)? Not all jumped into the git bandwagon :-)
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svn mirror is coming, right? :-D
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On Jan 21, 2008 7:00 PM, Kevin Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hey ry, did you tweaked the HttpParser like Thin guy did?
I was thinking about the modifications he did:
He removed all the if conditions evaluating http_field
there as mirror.
I'm still waiting to get bzr-git with write support so I can use
bazaar all the way :-)
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On Jan 21, 2008 8:06 PM, Zed A. Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Luis Lavena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, he removed them:
http://pastie.caboo.se/141633
The ragel code will generate the http11_parser.c file, and http11.c
file defines all the functions
On Jan 21, 2008 11:53 PM, Zed A. Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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That's bullshit. All of those tests are simple checks to make sure
that you aren't passing in NULL pointers (which happens when the lib is
used
: don't be hard on you ;-)
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.x series.
This issue was fixed in latest (0.3.4) release of mongrel_service.
gem install mongrel_service -v '0.3.4'
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On Jan 24, 2008 1:24 PM, Chris Gers32 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luis Lavena wrote:
This issue was fixed in latest (0.3.4) release of mongrel_service.
gem install mongrel_service -v '0.3.4'
You're right: I upgraded mongrel_service and now see the
service::install command. Unfortunately, I
the offending gems.
I've described this issue in a blog post:
http://blog.mmediasys.com/2007/12/19/latest-rubygems-and-rails-is-a-deadly-combo/
And a few times on ruby-talk:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.ruby/browse_thread/thread/a594343b8ada2cc3
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to ruby-core about
Benchmark.realtime that reduce memory allocation and increase
performance. The problem was Rails use it extensively on every place
and several times *per request*, eating memory and reducing
performance...
Just my comments :-)
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Oh, got lost, there is merb.devjavu.com and also merb.lighthouseapp.com ?
:-P
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the global namespace (::Dispatcher)?
I cannot test it since Windows don't generate the HUP signal required
for this, but I think I'm in the good path.
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Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from
the experience of others
dump information to the console? or in
the log file?
Any idea?
Can you rephrase your question? Is not quite clear what are you
getting and what are you expecting...
Btw, if you plan to post from anonymous posting sites (like
ruby-forum) at least provide a better alias than Vapor.
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