On 6/17/06 1:30 AM, Neil Wilson wrote: > Can you try this > > sudo ruby -e 'puts Process.euid; puts Process.uid' > > and see if you get two zeroes.
SSH'd into my server I get this: % sudo ruby -e 'puts Process.euid; puts Process.uid' Password: 0 0 On 6/17/06 1:35 AM, Neil Wilson wrote: > And while you're at it try this as well. > > sudo ruby -e 'exec "ruby -e \"puts Process.euid; puts Process.uid\""' > > NeilW I get: % sudo ruby -e 'exec "ruby -e \"puts Process.euid; puts Process.uid\""' 0 0 I'm now using mongrel_cluster and it's cap tasks are starting the server as my user (thus not requiring sudo). The mongrel_cluster restart seems to work as well. I'm still a bit baffled about the sudo on this machine. I had to set :use_sudo, FALSE for cap -a configure_mongrel_cluster. The server is a Xserve running OS X Server 10.4.5. Tom _______________________________________________ Mongrel-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/mongrel-users
