Hi,
check if your one_auth file exists at your configured path and it contains a
user and password. This fixed exactly the same problem for us and a guy who
asked this question several days ago, too.
The same versions of gem packets are installed on our system (ubuntu-10.10).
On Thursday,
The file does exist.
cat $ONE_AUTH
oneadmin:oneadmin
Also what puzzles me is that I can login when running lib/sunstone-server.rb
using ruby directly but not from the bin/sunstone-server.
Thanks,
Nick
On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 4:20 AM, Matthias Pauer
matthias.pa...@iqundu.comwrote:
Hi,
Hi,
You can also try installing older version of rack. I had the similar
issues with sunstone and downgrading this gem to version 1.2.1 solved
the problem. Afterwards, probably you'll have to change the config.ru
file in $LIB_LOCATION/sunstone/directory by providing :: before
Thanks for the quick response guys. So when I tried running sunstone server
directly from ruby it worked and did not complain about the name error,
maybe something wrong with the rackup? My rackup and thin version:
rackup -v
Rack 1.1
thin -v
thin 1.2.4 codename Flaming Astroboy
I believe these
Hi,
I cannot reproduce this :(. Ubuntu does not usually handle gem paths
very well. Can you check make sure that the gems correspond to the ruby
version you are using? Also, can you make sure you're not missing any
previous error in the log file. Can you also try to run ruby
sunstone-server.rb
