Hi,
Some few people (including me) reported "couldn't find HOME
environment" problem in this ML and trac(for example ticket #500).
Ticket #500 was closed by the reason "This is an issue with your
server setup. It's not a problem with Radiant.", but I don't think so.
I believe this is because
lib/p
dave4c03 wrote:
> I checked, it did recurse into the sub directories on my Fedora Core 4
> system.
>
> The shebangs in about 60 files in script and vendor/radiant appear to be
> wrong! Those files have #!/usr/bin/env ruby shebangs while "which
> ruby" is
> /usr/local/bin/ruby. "Whereis ruby"
Thanks to Chris, Sean and John for the very useful directions for further
exploration on DB2 support in rails and in Radiant.
I will check open issues with the people working on the IBM_DB adapter as
well, and report any progress to this list.
Kind regards
Luca
Luca Erzegovesi
University of Tr
I wonder if I have the same problem! I do not understand whose 'HOME' we
are trying to set a pointer to. For example, I froze my radiant app so my
directory structure is as follows:
/var/www/vhosts/[domain]/httpdocs/[myRadiantApp]/vendor/radiant
On 4/25/07, doug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dav
I checked, it did recurse into the sub directories on my Fedora Core 4
system.
The shebangs in about 60 files in script and vendor/radiant appear to be
wrong! Those files have #!/usr/bin/env ruby shebangs while "which ruby" is
/usr/local/bin/ruby. "Whereis ruby" does not list a /usr/bin/env
As long as the shebangs in your script/ and public/ directory are
correct, you should have no problem. While chmod 777 [myapp] will set
the correct permissions on the whole app, it will not recurse into
subdirectories. Inside the [myapp]/public/ directory, run this:
chmod +x dispatch*
That
I froze [myapp] with rake radiant:free:edge which I think put all the code
in the [myapp] directory. I did a chown -R [user]:[group] [myapp] to ensure
valid ownership. Next I did chmod 777 [myapp] to ensure permissions were
not the problem. It did not solve the problem however.
I notice that nu
David A. wrote:
> /config/eviroment.rb
>
> Add line: ENV['HOME'] = '/home/davidlt' #just change "davidlt" yo our
> user. On some hosting RoR doesn't work without it.
thanks for that... odd that that would be a showstopper.
cheers,
--
doug langtel: +44 (1273) 808949
Hm... I couldn't launch any application in my hosting. I could even give the
access to it if someone would want to help me a bit more... :)
Some other people were trying too, but no success as you can see. I someone can
help a bit more, send me personal e-mail.
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Fro
/config/eviroment.rb
Add line: ENV['HOME'] = '/home/davidlt' #just change "davidlt" yo our user. On
some hosting RoR doesn't work without it.
- Original Message
From: doug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 7:22:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Radia
All,
I'd like to announce a few sites we've done using RadiantCMS as the
solution for our clients needs. We've received very positive feedback
regarding ease of use, so thank you to all who have contributed their
time and talent to this great project.
ExperienceCWI.com was quite a chore,
hi All,
John W. Long wrote:
> David A. wrote:
>
>> Error log from CPanel:
>> [error] Premature end of script headers:
>> /home/davidlt/public_html/portal2/public/dispatch.cgi
>>
>
> Ok, something is not right. I don't know how to tell you to fix it
> exactly, but my guess is that it is e
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Before wasting too much time, I would like to know if someone in the
> Radiant community has considered supporting DB2.
> In order to support it, what should be needed? Is a compliant ruby db
> adapter enough, or you have to tweak specific SQL statements somewhere in
>
Radiant uses Rails' database adapters with very little modification (I
think there was a sqlite patch in there somewhere). Traditionally,
Rails has not supported DB2 well. Anything you could contribute to
improve the adapter would be appreciated in the Rails community at
large, I imagine.
S
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Before wasting too much time, I would like to know if someone in the
> Radiant community has considered supporting DB2.
> In order to support it, what should be needed? Is a compliant ruby db
> adapter enough, or you have to tweak specific SQL statem
I would be interested in building a Radiant site with the IBM DB2 9.1
database as a back end.
Such product is available in a free express edition, and provides native
XML data storage, which would be very useful for our site, devoted to
XBRL, a language derived from XML used for representing fi
On 4/25/07, dave4c03 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I downloaded and installed Radiant 0.6 on my Fedora Core 4 running Plesk
8.1 that runs RubyOnRails under Apache2 using FastCGI. Other rails
programs appear to launch properly but Radiant does not appear to even start
(i.e . nothing was added to th
David A. wrote:
> Error log from CPanel:
> [error] Premature end of script headers:
> /home/davidlt/public_html/portal2/public/dispatch.cgi
Ok, something is not right. I don't know how to tell you to fix it
exactly, but my guess is that it is either:
1) The permissions aren't set correctly
2)
dave4c03 wrote:
> I get the following error message:
> - BEGIN -
>
> #!/usr/local/bin/ruby
> #
> # You may specify the path to the FastCGI crash log (a log of unhandled
> # exceptions which forced the FastCGI instance to exit, great for
> debugging)
> # and the number of requests to proce
yes, 'kiss' for faster results, probably :)
I think it might be nice now I think about it again...make a pretty
spinner on loading.
Thanks people.
> Hi,
>
> How about injecting the shopping cart by javascript?
> I think this is not the best way, but easy.
>
> 1. add action "cart" into your contr
I downloaded and installed Radiant 0.6 on my Fedora Core 4 running
Plesk 8.1that runs RubyOnRails under Apache2 using FastCGI. Other
rails programs
appear to launch properly but Radiant does not appear to even start (i.e.
nothing was added to the Production.log)
I get the following error message
Gabriel,
It got changed to 'for' in r377. I guess the documentation wasn't
updated. Thank you for pointing this out.
Sean
Gabriel Lamounier wrote:
> The final version of the date tag came up a little messy, I think. The
> description says the attribute is FOR, the usage says it's WHEN (as we
The final version of the date tag came up a little messy, I think. The
description says the attribute is FOR, the usage says it's WHEN (as we
have agreed here on the list) and the code says it's FOR.
My question is: where is the error? On the description and the code or
on the usage? Is the attrib
Il giorno 25/apr/07, alle ore 13:40, keita ha scritto:
> I had the same problem on my environment(apache2/fast-cgi, localhost
> and DreamHost) before. I don't know the reason of this(why rails need
> to know HOME?), but I could stop the error. Try to add the following
> line to the head of config
Hello all!
I would like to first thank the great developer team of Radiant for the
great job they've done. The package has come a long way since even I
came onboard with it. I look forward to much with this development now
and in the future!
On a sidenote, I've started having a need for dela
Sharon,
I just committed a change that fixes this issue. Try running rake
radiant:freeze:edge in the directory of your radiant instance, then try
to migrate again. radiant:freeze:edge will only work if you have the
command-line Subversion installed.
Sean
Sharon Clift wrote:
> I am trying to
John,
I like the new proposed look at
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/trunk/images/blade/edit-page.png?rev=408
Be Radiant!
Gabriel
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I'd like to thank everybody that worked to bring us the new version of Radiant.
And Sean, thanks for mentioning me on your blog :)
As always...
Be Radiant!
Gabriel
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Hello,
After uploading everything to my hosting which supports RoR, I got:
Application errorRails application failed to start properly"
Error log from CPanel:
[Wed Apr 25 04:35:05 2007] [error] [client 88.118.141.35] Premature end of
script headers: /home/davidlt/public_html/portal2/public/dispat
I had the same problem on my environment(apache2/fast-cgi, localhost
and DreamHost) before. I don't know the reason of this(why rails need
to know HOME?), but I could stop the error. Try to add the following
line to the head of config/environment.rb:
ENV['HOME'] = '/home/username' # change usern
I am trying to migrage our SQL database from 0.5.2 to 0.6.
When I run rake production db:migrate I receive the following error
C:\RailsApps\Radiant6>rake production db:migrate
(in C:/RailsApps/Radiant6)
Extensions cannot be used until Radiant migrations are up to date.
== MergeBehaviorsAndPages:
Hi all.. i've just tried to install radiant on site5 but I got this
error:
../config/../vendor/rails/railties/lib/rails_generator/lookup.rb:
33:in `expand_path': couldn't find HOME environment -- expanding
`~' (ArgumentError)
from ../config/../vendor/rails/railties/lib/rails_generato
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