Jodi Showers wrote:
> activescafold has stumbled over the past 6 months - likely a lack of
> love from the busy folks who built it
>
> Based on the lack of attention, I've frozen our working version of
> rails(ie. won't be upgrading to the latest as activescaffold has
> problems) and will be look
Rick Fiorentino wrote:
> Hi Jeremy,
>
> This appears work however there is no way to cleanly shut down the
>
> style --debug --handler scgi start
>
> control-c's are ignored and the only way to stop this is to shutdown /
> close the cmd prompt.
>
> Basically, I am surprised there is not a SIG
Rick Fiorentino wrote:
> Hi Jeremy,
> Doesn't appear to work even in debug mode on Windows. Let me know if you
> need additional info or if I goofed up the testing.
You didn't goof anything up, it's setting up the signals in scgi that is
the problem. Try this patch to ruby-scgi:
diff --git a/
Rick Fiorentino wrote:
> Thanks Jeremy.
>
> I am up and running on my Linux box per your direction but I noticed
> style on windows is not supported due to fork issues? Seems like SCGI on
> windows with ROR 2.+ is not an option anymore?
>
> Is there a solution for SCGI on windows with lighttpd
Rick Fiorentino wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Looking at using the updated scgi gem version. I have a bit of confusion
> regarding how to run it. The earlier Zed version(0.4.3) ran without
> issue in a lightty configuration I have, pre 2.+ ROR. Updated to 2.1.1
> and the scgi_service command fails due to m
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