I was using the following lines in my _debug.html.erb partial:
% session.cgi.inspect.split(/,/).each{ |key| @mongrel_port = key
if(key =~ /@port/)} %
%= @mongrel_port %
Greetings, Thomas
On 25 Dez., 00:41, ak ajay.ka...@gmail.com wrote:
Thomas, I'm still on Rails 2.1 and would like to
Thomas, I'm still on Rails 2.1 and would like to do exactly what you
were doing? What is the Rails 2.1 way? Call
session.cgi.handler.listener.port ? Will that give the port number of
the actual instance?
On Dec 8, 3:50 pm, Thomas thomas.net...@gmail.com wrote:
For debugging purpose I find it
Hi Kristian, this also results in port number '3000', and not in the
port number of the upstream mongrel.
On 9 Dez., 09:46, Kristian Hellquist kristian.hellqu...@gmail.com
wrote:
Cant you just do `request.server_port' in controller?
2009/12/9 Thomas thomas.net...@gmail.com:
For
Does request.env.inspect gives you any hint?
2009/12/9 Thomas thomas.net...@gmail.com:
Hi Kristian, this also results in port number '3000', and not in the
port number of the upstream mongrel.
On 9 Dez., 09:46, Kristian Hellquist kristian.hellqu...@gmail.com
wrote:
Cant you just do
This helped!
Though, a bit strange, the only hint for the mongrel port is in
request.env[rack.errors] which is an IO object pointing the logfile
of the mongrel. It is something like /somepath/mongrel.400x.log.
Hence
request.env[rack.errors].inspect[/mongrel\.\d+/]
verboses the mongrel port of
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