newband.mysite.net
if thats the URL u want, then tld_size should be 1.
newband.localhost:3000
if thats the URL you're developing with, then tld_size should be 0.
tld_size = (number of dots in URL) - 1(to put it crudely)
On Apr 4, 3:33 am, Petr Bobek rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net
Thx Ram,
my production server is http://rails.mysite.com
so the example should be http://newband.rails.mysite.com = tld_size 2
should be fine.
Could it be the problem, that I didnt flush the cache?
Or is there another problem?
Thx Petr
Ram wrote:
newband.mysite.net
if thats the URL
Hi Petr,
To be very honest, I dont know whether not flushing the cache might
cause trouble here.
I just chipped in with what little i knew :).
You could check the dev/prodn log to get a better idea of whats going
on and where things get stuck. You could also disable subdomains
temporarily and
Here is the log file.
http://gist.github.com/90190
Cant see the trouble, but I might be wrong.
Thank you.
P.
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