Hi Pete,
there was a bug (JRUBY-4380) in Jruby 1.4.0.
I provided some information and they fixed it. Later this day it will be
pushed to the master branch of JRuby.
Cheers
Michael
Am 21.12.2009 23:56, schrieb Pete Helgren:
I installed Radiant on JRuby 1.4 and I get the following error when I
Pete,
It is using the filesystem for cache storage. Make sure you have write
permissions to tmp/cache and that it exists.
Sean
On 12/21/09 5:56 PM, Pete Helgren wrote:
I installed Radiant on JRuby 1.4 and I get the following error when I
attempt to access the web app:
/!\ FAILSAFE /!\
Excellent! Fixed and it *does* work like a charm.
Thanks,
Pete
Michael Johann wrote:
Hi Peter,
this is a bug in JRuby where File.open throws an IOError instead of
Errno::ENOENT.
Rack-Cache can handle the situation if Errno::ENOENT is thrown but this never
happens.
I realized this a
Thanks Sean. I'll keep that in mind. The fix was related to a JRuby
bug that Michael pointed out. But knowing about the potential for a
permissions issue is helpful to know.
Pete
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Pete,
It is using the filesystem for cache storage. Make sure you have write
Hi Peter,
this is a bug in JRuby where File.open throws an IOError instead of
Errno::ENOENT.
Rack-Cache can handle the situation if Errno::ENOENT is thrown but this never
happens.
I realized this a few days before and will open an issue and contribute to
JRuby in the next hours.
A workaround
