This problem is back and now I know the pattern. I rebuilt the index and things started working. Then I started adding events again to the application. After adding 60/70 events the problem was back. I got the exception because of
End-of-File Error occured at <except.c> Then I rebuilt the index and it started working. Again I had the same issue after I added 50/60 records. Am I missing something here. I am using ferret 0.10.9 and the latest acts_as_ferret plugin. Thanks Raj Singh wrote: > Thanks. > > Rebuilding the index solved the problem. I'm running ferret 0.10.9. > > -=-Raj > > Benjamin Krause wrote: >> Raj Singh schrieb: >>> It might sound stupid question but I don't have an answer. How do I find >>> what version of ferret is installed on my server. >>> >>> I couldn't install ferret on windows and hence I use ferret installed on >>> the hosting server. Is there a particular command that I could execute >>> to find what version of Ferret is running or should I ask this question >>> to the admin at hosting. >>> >> Hey .. >> >> There're several ways.. if you installed ferret as gem (the suggested >> and default way) try: >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ gem list ferret >> >> *** LOCAL GEMS *** >> >> ferret (0.10.9) >> Ruby indexing library. >> >> >> If you installed it via svn checkout, try this: >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/trunk $ script/console >> Loading development environment. >>>> Ferret::VERSION >> => "0.10.9" >> >> >> Ben -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ Ferret-talk mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ferret-talk
