Thanks all for your feedback.
I've started seeing this too recently. I upgraded to the latest
mongrel prerelease 0.3.13.4 and still had an issue this morning. The
uploaded files are usually at least 20MB when this happens. Here's my
config:
Apparently in my setup, there is no relation
Hi all,
Apparently in my setup, there is no relation with the file size, but one
actor has a timeout of 10 minutes, it appears to be quite constant in
the log files. But I really can't figure out where it may come from :(
Any idea someone ? I'll try to investigate the Apache configuration.
Hi all,
I'm not quite sure to fully understand how a request is handled by this
setup, particularly at which step the full request may be cached and
passed by to Mongrel and/or Rails fully, without waiting for the client
to finish his upload.
Concerning this point, I'm not sure of the
Yes, Mongrel processes the full request, including uploaded body before
calling rails (and locking it). If the request is large then it also
streams the result to a tmpfile in order to not use up ram.
You're doing an amazing job Zed :)
The response Rails generates is placed into an
Hello,
I've been using NFS for sharing files across a cluster of servers but
I've had a lot of problems with that. I'm planning to move to MogileFS
which seems to be more stable and more adapted to this usage (lots of
user uploaded files).
I wonder if someone has already worked on an integration
Hi,
There is a mogile-fs client from robotcoop
http://dev.robotcoop.com/Libraries/mogilefs/index.html
that can be easily integrated with your Rails app.
I'll definitely be using this library in my application. But I need some
way to serve the MogileFS files (mainly images and audio files)
Hi,
mod_xsendfile is pretty nice for serving files:
http://celebnamer.celebworld.ws/stuff/mod_xsendfile/
Yes, Zed posted that link some time ago. I'll have to give it a try,
seems interesting and still maintained ...
Especially if you don't want to put all your files in the public
This is the fixed version ...
Philippe Jayet wrote:
I've created a Debian package for ImageScience. It is not well tested
but works for me. If anyone is interested, I can upload it somewhere.
The package is for FreeImage, the ImageScience dependency !
Philippe J
