Craig White wrote in post #1031362:
On Thu, 2011-11-10 at 20:45 +0100, Terri I. wrote:
Craig
Well, the root or administrator user don't have X509 certificates that
can be read in. Is there a different way to run code automatically
without requiring user credentials, that can only
I have a task that I would like to have run automatically throughout the
day without user intervention (guessing I would use a cron job to run a
rake task). It will be reading in an RSS feed and using that data to
update a database. The application is secure, using https and requiring
user certs.
Craig White wrote in post #1031292:
On Nov 10, 2011, at 11:08 AM, Terri I. wrote:
I have a task that I would like to have run automatically throughout the
day without user intervention (guessing I would use a cron job to run a
rake task). It will be reading in an RSS feed and using that data
I have successfully used the spreadsheet gem to export data out of a
mysql database. I am now trying to do something similar using an Oracle
11g database configured for UTF-8 data. But I get the following error
on the
'workbook = Spreadsheet::Workbook.new' line of code:
Iconv::InvalidEncoding
We upgraded our app from Rails 1.2 to 2.3. There were no outstanding
database
migrations, i.e. the database was up-to-date during the
upgrade/deployment
process. The schema_migrations table was created, but it was not
populated and
the schema_info table was not removed. Can anyone explain why
Hi - We've got a Rails application/Oracle database that we just upgraded
from Rails 1.2 to 2.3.2 We did not have any database structural
modifications,
and thus did not need to run any migrations. However, the deployment
scripts by default include command cap deploy:migrations. Instead of
What would make migrations run unexpectedly?
We ran cap deploy:migrations and did not expect any migrations to run
since
none had been changed. The schema_migrations table was there and
contained
the appropriate value for the last valid migration. But for some
reason, the
migrations started
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