I am running into what I thought should be a simple solution...however
not the case yet.
I am running on Suse 64 bit:
Linux 2.6.31.12-0.2-desktop #1 SMP PREEMPT 2010-03-16 21:25:39 +0100
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
My version of ruby is 32 bit version 1.8.7. I normally run a Lightty
front end
Thanks for sharing the knowledge, you're a life-saver.
Best regards,
Rick
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Hi All,
Is anyone successfully using ROR 2.x with Firebird 2.x in a production
environment? The support seems to have dwindled.
I would greatly appreciate any installation guidelines, comments or
tips. What is somewhat confusing is what is required to for ROR to play
nicely with firebird.
I hav
Hi All,
Is there a way to determine the adapter type, as well as, other
information on the fly for a database? For example, can you make a
generic type connection to a database (assuming the db server port
and/or credentials are correct) and ask the db information about itself,
then based on the
Phil Smy wrote:
> No one is doing user-editable html pages?
Hi Phil,
There is liquid:
http://www.liquidmarkup.org/
It is not pure HTML but allows user-editing of pages. It is used in the
shopify product offering. I have never used it, however, the developers
of it are well known and top notch
Thanks Rob and Alex,
> How small are we talking? Are you thinking about an embedded device?
Essentially yes, embedded to a very thin client. I was curious if the
community had any information regarding lite versions of Ruby, the
database and Ruby on rails and their associated libraries. It i
Hello,
I am just curious what the options are for small footprint databases. I
understand SQLite is available, are there others in production use as
well? I'd appreciate any recommendations etc. Firebird?
SQLite seems pretty good but remote access goes out the window because
it is a server-less
Not sure if this is what you are after:
https://peepcode.com/products/activemerchant-pdf
hth,
Rick
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Sounds interesting, not that I have an answer I am curious though:
"we want to distribute our content to our affiliate-partners" does this
imply a push or pull from your site? Is this a paid for service for the
data? Is the data moved to the affiliates or simply reading from your
site as data
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 handler in windows to do
this as well?
I
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.
Error below:
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/scgi-0.9.0/lib/scgi.rb:257:in `trap':
unsupported signal SIGHUP (ArgumentError)
from
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gem
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 and ROR 2.1.1?
Any info is apprecia
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 method missing errors which
makes b
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