I want to do a ruby 'curl -I some-remote-uri' to get the header on a
file I'm prompting the user for the location of. But curl is a system
command and since I don't have access to the shell on heroku I assume
I can't use curl. The reason I want curl is to get content-length. How
can I do an
You can use curl, via the backticks you suggested. However, it would be
more portable to do it with pure Ruby, using a library such as RestClient,
HTTParty, or good ol' fashioned Net::HTTP.
Adam
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Is there a way to add SSL to my app w/ custom domain yet? This is not
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That is good news, thanks.
On Mar 28, 1:58 pm, Adam Wiggins a...@heroku.com wrote:
You can use curl, via the backticks you suggested. However, it would be
more portable to do it with pure Ruby, using a library such as RestClient,
HTTParty, or good ol' fashioned Net::HTTP.
Adam
I just pushed a rails project and it gave this error:
http://pastie.org/private/t10ympvvphkumczrez4yg
Is this because of the size of the project? I'm just porting over an
app and it has lots of images. I'm going to move the images to aws s3
but I just wanted to move the project over this weekend
