Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> Adam Meyer wrote:
>> Okay, I got it, but please do not ask how.
>
> I'll bite. How?
>
>> There was a problem with the migration to production.sqlite3 but I fixed
>> it!
>
> And the problem was...? And you fixed it by...?
>
>>
>> Thanks dude!
>
> Best,
> --
> M
Adam Meyer wrote:
> Okay, I got it, but please do not ask how.
I'll bite. How?
> There was a problem with the migration to production.sqlite3 but I fixed
> it!
And the problem was...? And you fixed it by...?
>
> Thanks dude!
Best,
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Okay, I got it, but please do not ask how.
There was a problem with the migration to production.sqlite3 but I fixed
it!
Thanks dude!
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Colin Law wrote:
> 2009/9/23 Vamsi krishna Kilari :
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> Would you expect it to work on the server in dev mode but not in
> production if that were the problem?
>
> Colin
oops I thought he meant to say dev server.
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> Would you expect it to work on the server in dev mode but not in
> production if that were the problem?
>From rails 2.3.0 application.rb is renamed to application_controller.rb
which you are aware of. And passenger <=2.0.3 looks for application.rb
and higher versions looks for applicati
2009/9/23 Vamsi krishna Kilari :
>
> Adam.
>
>> *** [err :: kwikit.de] no such file to load -- application
> Seems like an issue with rails n passenger version. Can you simlink the
> application.rb to application_controller.rb and it should work fine.
>
> cd RAILS_ROOT/app/controller
>
> ln -s app
Adam.
> *** [err :: kwikit.de] no such file to load -- application
Seems like an issue with rails n passenger version. Can you simlink the
application.rb to application_controller.rb and it should work fine.
cd RAILS_ROOT/app/controller
ln -s application_controller.rb application.rb
Thanks,
K
2009/9/23 Adam Meyer :
>
> Colin Law wrote:
>
>>
>> What is the name of your application controller?
>> Are you sure it is running with the same version of rails as in
>> development?
>> If so how do you know?
>>
>> Colin
>
>
> Hey Colin
>
> sorry but I don't understand your questions?
You should
Colin Law wrote:
>
> What is the name of your application controller?
> Are you sure it is running with the same version of rails as in
> development?
> If so how do you know?
>
> Colin
Hey Colin
sorry but I don't understand your questions?
I already deployed the app a couple of times to m
2009/9/23 Adam Meyer :
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> yesterday I switched the environment on my production server from dev to
> prod via changing the vhost file for the Apache.
>
> I changed
>
> RailsEnv development
>
> to
>
> RailsEnv production
>
> and deployed the application via capistrano.
>
> But now
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