Thanks Tom. Found out the problem is GoDaddy didn't install GhostScript
as Robby's post has suggested. I ended up using recaptcha and a ruby
plugin to talk to recaptcha server. It was simple enough and it only
takes me less than an hour to implement. Also the added bonus is
recaptcha also support audio, not just visual images. I thought that is
pretty cool.
Leo
Tom Copeland wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 22:25 +0100, Leo Chan wrote:
>> I am running into a problem with Godaddy's Ruby on Rails (shared
>> hosting) when trying to use simple captcha plugin with Rmagick. Here is
>> the error:
>> sh: line 1: gs: command not found
>
> Hey Leo -
>
> FWIW, I did a captcha thing for a client a while back. Rather than
> trying to set up a bunch of stuff on the server to generate the images
> in realtime, I generated a couple thousand images on my workstation
> along with the SQL necessary to load them up (e.g., INSERT INTO captcha
> (filename, word) VALUES ('1.jpg', 'zgysd998')). Then I put the files on
> the server in a directory that Apache could access, loaded up the SQL,
> and wrote a little code to generate the img tag and whatnot.
>
> It was nice and fast since the images were just static files, and we
> could repopulate the table with new captchas just by rerunning a script.
> Food for thought, anyhow...
>
> Yours,
>
> Tom
> http://generatingparserswithjavacc.com/
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