I just checked and I'm actually already using cookies, forgot to check
before running the session-related rakes.
2008/9/27 Adam Wiggins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I highly recommend switching to cookie store sessions, i.e. put
something like this in your environment.rb:
I highly recommend switching to cookie store sessions, i.e. put
something like this in your environment.rb:
config.action_controller.session = {
:session_key = '_myapp_session',
:secret =
ok, so I reinstalled the plugins without using submodules, and pushed
them to my app on heroku. also unpacked a missing gem (lockdown) +
dependencies. but I can't run the necessary migrations for this gem, I
keep getting this error, which I haven't figured out yet... my
impression is that
just as an update, I loaded the schema directly and got past the last
bump. I'm still having problems with lockdown, but so far i'm looking
at them at the app level
On Sep 24, 3:28 pm, Oliver Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
ok, so I reinstalled the plugins without using submodules, and pushed
Hello,
I'm new to heroku and am trying to get my first app running on it.
i've pushed an existing git repo and am stuck with empty submodules,
how do I initialize and update them?
I found a post here regarding this, but there was no response...
haven't found any other references to it yet
thanks Adam, I hadn't thought of running system commands from the console.
what would you recommend in place of using submodules to manage
updating plugins? just running script/plugin update [some_plugin] and
then commiting the changes through git?
2008/9/23 Adam Wiggins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hm, it's failing for some reason:
`git submodule init`
Your mongrel is not responding, check to see if there is a crash log.
`git submodule update`
Your mongrel is not responding, check to see if there is a crash log.
2008/9/23 Oliver Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
thanks Adam, I hadn't thought
