Other tip, if your comfy. Do a svndump, copy the dump localy and
restore in to a local svn repo, then do the conversion. On big repos
this can really speed things up
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 4:29 PM, Pat Allan wrote:
> GitHub's guide is also a good resource - note the authors file, which I found
my posting was more of a sarcasm at the ruby contractor who is asking
us to pay for this process. Looks like i need to work on my sarcasm a
bit more :)
We are familiar with the svn export process and we migrated our svn
repos to github 2 years ago and like you all said, it is a more or
less trivia
What's the latest mail on acts_as_taggable? The last time I needed such a
plug-in was a coupla years back ... acts_on_taggable_on_steroids was the
fashion back then. Is that still the case?
Thanks in advance
Mark
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acts-as-taggable-on seems to be the one you should be looking for.
Jonathan
On 27 July 2010 17:32, Mark Ratjens wrote:
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> What's the latest mail on acts_as_taggable? The last time I needed such a
> pl
I think Sequel and DataMapper rely on ODBC too. Although DM's MSSQL
support is a little out of date. Their documentation still says
"pending".
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Hi folks,
I've recently inherited a clients rails-based shopping cart app. It's
running well but has a particular weakness in analysis and reporting for
staff. Sales are climbing and they can't easily tell why.
There's been some discussion about switching from a fully custom app to
either a hoste
Hi there,
Wouldn't proper google analytics integration tell you everything you
need to know? It has custom variables / segmentation to help you
decide exactly 'why' your sales are going up.
However, the best ecommerce package in the world won't tell you what
your google ranking is, which can be a
I developed a rails in-house e-commerce framework for a few years. We
had a look at Spree at various times, but it didn't suit our needs;
it's got a fair few features, so it might suit yours. Shopify is
pretty good -- basic, but pretty versatile. Amazon webstore is good
for making... Amazon web
Does anyone know if there's a maximum number of open connections allowed
when using hpricot/net::http?
I have a bunch of xml feeds I need to read via hpricot and write to disk.
Whenever I hit it too hard/fast, or when I try to open several files in
hpricot in a loop, my app dies.
If I do somethin
I can't really tell from that stacktrace if the problem is this, but
you may be hitting the maximum number of open files (and sockets).
Are you on OSX? If so, you can expand that limit with sysctl. Try:
sudo sysctl -w kern.maxfiles=36000
Sets to a bit over twice as much the default. Also, check
On three URLs? Surely not...
mark
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:24 AM, Julio Cesar Ody wrote:
> I can't really tell from that stacktrace if the problem is this, but
> you may be hitting the maximum number of open files (and sockets).
>
> Are you on OSX? If so, you can expand that limit with sysctl.
Are they all coming from the same server?
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:25, Mark Wotton wrote:
> On three URLs? Surely not...
>
> mark
>
> On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:24 AM, Julio Cesar Ody wrote:
>> I can't really tell from that stacktrace if the problem is this, but
>> you may be hitting the maxim
Simon, yes they are.
Julio, I'm getting the same error on both os x and my server running Ubuntu
Robbie
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:28 AM, Simon Russell wrote:
> Are they all coming from the same server?
>
> On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:25, Mark Wotton wrote:
> > On three URLs? Surely not...
> >
can you just dump the response instead of passing it through Hpricot?
it sounds like hpricot is pretty tangential here.
mark
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:29 AM, Robbie Shepherd
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> Simon, yes they are.
>
> Julio, I'm getting the same error on both os x and my server running Ubuntu
>
> Robbie
Its the app at the other end with the problem "500 Internal Server Error"
Is that within your control too? Can you give us more details on that
app, and how its deployed?
e.g. is it a rails app deployed with passenger behind apache?
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Its a rails app, deployed with passenger and apache, but I get the same
issues when running it locally on os x as well.
Mark - that's a good idea, will give that a go, see if I can bypass hpricot
for getting the response.
I'll try and get a better stack trace, will reply in a bit. Thanks for the
To me that looks like the remote servers issue, you could be hammering
it, put a sleep command in to let it recover a little.
Jonathan
On 28 July 2010 10:41, Robbie Shepherd wrote:
> Its a rails app, deployed with passenger and apache, but I get the same
> issues when running it locally on os x
Are there any Rubyists left in Adelaide? I realised we haven't had a meetup
in a while...
Keith
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Yeah there's the Katalyst and SeaLink that I know of, with SeaLink being the
mob that used to host the meetups.
On 28 July 2010 11:10, Keith Pitt wrote:
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> in a while...
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you may well be right Jonathan.
I took Marks idea and used a standard net:http response to write out the
contents to disk instead of using hpricot. I was then able to look at the
response's status code and could see 500 errors being returned occassionally
from the remote server.
Thanks to everyon
Yeah, we are still around.
Cheers,
Anthony Richardson
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Keith Pitt wrote:
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> in a while...
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Hi,
I'm a recently repatriated Adelaide ex-expat :) I'm no 'ist but I dabble and
I'd be keen on a meetup.
pix
On 28 Jul 2010 11:12, "Anthony Richardson"
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>
> Cheers,
>
> Anthony Richardson
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> On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Keith Pitt wrote:
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>> Are there a
Follow http://twitter.com/rubyoceania for announcements also ;)
See you guys tomorrow night.
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Looking forward to it.
Do we have a list of talks for tomorrow posted anywhere?
On 28 July 2010 15:45, Ben Schwarz wrote:
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