On Aug 1, 2007, at 12:12, Erik Terpstra wrote:
> Or is there an easy way to serve static files from mongrel? Or even
> things like gzip compression, https etc.
No, not really. You can write your own mongrel handlers and make it
happen, but I guess it would be a lot of effort just to copy Apach
Manfred Stienstra wrote:
> You can also use mongrel directly in development, that way you don't
> have to go through Apache. Just camping myapp.rb and hit http://
> localhost:3301/.
>
I know, but I have a lot of static files to serve with a relatively
complex directory structure with alias d
On Aug 1, 2007, at 11:42, Erik Terpstra wrote:
> Mongrel/Camping + Apache/ProxyReverse combination which seems to work
> much better.
You can also use mongrel directly in development, that way you don't
have to go through Apache. Just camping myapp.rb and hit http://
localhost:3301/.
Manfred
To answer my own question, it seems that the requirement to restart
after each change is only the case for fast-cgi.
Also lighttpd behaves very unpredictable to me, so I am now using a
Mongrel/Camping + Apache/ProxyReverse combination which seems to work
much better.
Erik Terpstra wrote:
> Hi,
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