I was using this code
url = "http://#{agent_host}:#{agent_port}/home/create_unit?";
And it worked fine in development but for my config.yml, I was
specifying localhost for agent_host. However in production, agent_host
is an actual ip address and it just wouldn't work. So I had to
explicitly put the ip address in production:
url = "http://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/home/create_unit?";
This is what that config file had:
agent_development:
host: localhost
port: 3001
agent_production:
host: xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
port: 80
agent_staging:
host: xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
port: 80
where the x's are replaced with actual numeric values that represent
ip address.
How does the yaml interpret that ip address? As a decimal value? I'm
not sure why when I substitute it into the string interpolation, that
it doesn't in production.
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