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Ok, I have checked in the first draft of rails win32 service into examples mongrel_rails_service is the controller, and the _svc script is actually the service. The controller uses Mongrel Commands as requested by Zed, but the service was simplified for debugging purposes, later will merge and refactor both files. The environment defaults to production, so if wanted to run it on other, you m...

Hello Windows Users! I have finally got my new computer with it''s win32 build working and have just done the first pre-release for 0.3.13 that has win32 support. *** All win32 users should try to grab the pre-release and tell me if it works. *** You can install it with: $ gem install mongrel --source=http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/releases/ >From EITHER win32 or any other platform

Hey Luis, Just implemented the first cut at a graceful stop setup. It seems to mostly work except for a few hicups here and there which I''ll test out. I''ve tested this under OSX and will test on the other platforms soon. To use it take a look at the examples/simpletest.rb and see how I setup an "INT" handler to call HttpServer.stop. Hopefully this will help with

Hey, I did some pre-compiled gems for both Mongrel and win32 service, wrote some quick instructions, and threw everything onto a (Mongrel hosted) temp site. Please go hit: http://zedshaw.homelinux.org:3000/files/win32_howto.html And give the instructions a shot. Luis should have the stuff moved around and then we''ll have a nice clean install and set of instructions for all this. Any

Ok, this might sound bad... well, actually it is. I''m my rewrite of mongrel_rails_service and provide a uniform set of commands in the line of gem_plugin commands, found a few issues while stopping the service. Thinking that rails (1.1.2) was responsable, tested against my 1.0.0 rails app, both with the same results. Again, reverted to mongrel 0.3.8, when services was working ok, with...

Hi folks, I''ve been working on the plugins system this weekend and I think I''ve nailed it down. The system will basically be able to load gems that are configured right to be plugins. It''ll do it fairly dynamically and shouldn''t require any configuration from the end user other than to install the gem. Doing this though will involve a bit of surgery on the

This patch: - adds --prefix option to service::install in mongrel-service plugin - fixes bug with config values merging in the service - enables gemplugins in the service. Questions: - why the load_plugins command was commented out? It seems working for me. - why bin/mongrel_rails_service and bin/mongrel_rails_svc still in the main package? - a lot of code is duplicated in both versions (standalone mongrel and service) - a bit of refactoring could help Anyway, this --prefix option is scratching my itch - I did by overwriting the mongrel itself and this is much cleaner. Thanks a lot...

...ce version 1.0.0 Action Mailer version 1.1.5 Active Support version 1.2.5 Application root D:/Programming/Sources/myservice Environment development Database adapter sqlite3 So far, that was OK. * Installed ''myservice'' using mongrel_rails_service: mongrel_rails_service -n myservice -e development (force the development environment instead of production as default) * Started the service, after 10 seconds, service was ready, checked and compared with previous output, was ok. * Stopped the service using mongrel_rails_service stop, it stopped...

...ll mongrel If you alredy have win32-service installed then skip the first command. The gem for win32-service is based on the 0.5.0 version. == Using The Win32 Service There''s a more extensive doc here: http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/docs/win32.html But for the impatient, do this: $ mongrel_rails_service install -n myapp \ -r c:\my\path\to\myapp -p 4000 -e production $ mongrel_rails_service start -n myapp And you''re hooked up. You can also still use the previous method of just running it from the command line with mongrel_rails start but use CTRL-Pause/Break to stop (not CTRL-C)....

...I try to start the same app installed as a service I get the following error: "There was a problem starting the service: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion." The debug.log isn''t even created. These are the commands I have issued: $ mongrel_rails_service install -n intrarails -d "New intranet" -r c:\rails\intra -e production -p 3000 $ mongrel_rails_service start -n intrarails When I go into the Services-application I can see that the service is trying to start the app with this command: "c:/ruby/bin/ruby.exe" "c:/ruby/li...

...ll mongrel If you alredy have win32-service installed then skip the first command. The gem for win32-service is based on the 0.5.0 version. == Using The Win32 Service There''s a more extensive doc here: http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/docs/win32.html But for the impatient, do this: $ mongrel_rails_service install -n myapp \ -r c:\my\path\to\myapp -p 4000 -e production $ mongrel_rails_service start -n myapp And you''re hooked up. You can also still use the previous method of just running it from the command line with mongrel_rails start but use CTRL-Pause/Break to stop (not CTRL-C)....

...cker/?atid=5145&group_id=1306&func=browse Where you can report bugs and I''ll fix them. If you take a look I''ve already done 11 bugs. WIN32 0.3.12.5 The 0.3.12.5 release will be for cleaning up the differences between POSIX and Win32 systems. The plan is to get rid of mongrel_rails_service and the mongrel_rails_svc command and start using one consistent mongrel_rails command for all platforms. CANDA ON RAILS Finally I''ll be at Canada on Rails and I''m looking to meet with people who have problems running Mongrel or who have production applications and are interest...

...just horrible. FreeBSD and OSX are about 1/3 as fast as a dinky little Linux system. Even Windows beats them, so I''m interested in other people''s performance stories. 4) People with multiple processors on Win32 should try Luis'' new CPU affinity stuff. Check the: mongrel_rails_service install -h For how to use that. 5) Any other little bugs you think need fixing. I''m hoping this release is very stable and worthy enough for people to start playing with in semi-production deployments. If nobody objects then I''ll post tomorrow afternoon. Zed

Hello Everyone, Mongrel is due for a 0.3.12 release which will feature some pretty insane goodies for everyone. There''s talk of IOWA support, lots of speed improvements (including sendfile support), a great Configurator which makes configuring Mongrel a snap (especially for framework implementers), and a ton of debugging stuff. WARNING This is a pre-release announcement for the

...cker/?atid=5145&group_id=1306&func=browse Where you can report bugs and I''ll fix them. If you take a look I''ve already done 11 bugs. WIN32 0.3.12.5 The 0.3.12.5 release will be for cleaning up the differences between POSIX and Win32 systems. The plan is to get rid of mongrel_rails_service and the mongrel_rails_svc command and start using one consistent mongrel_rails command for all platforms. CANDA ON RAILS Finally I''ll be at Canada on Rails and I''m looking to meet with people who have problems running Mongrel or who have production applications and are interest...

Hi Everyone, Just a quick message to say that I''m holding back the 0.3.7 release so I can get this flexible plugin system going that we''ll need for the next step of loading user defined handlers and filters. What I''ve done is completely replaces pluginfactory with an alternative that lets you create simple classes like so: class Stop < Plugin "/commands"

...uration file that will let you configure any handlers and filters from a .yaml file. This is needed so that people can write plugins to give you special filters, handlers, or whole applications (similar to configtool). After this I''ll be talking with Luis to see if we can consolidate the mongrel_rails_service and mongrel_rails by using the plugin system to implement the commands. We''ll also look at making the mongrel_config more advanced. Finally I''m talking with the IOWA folks to roll their web app into the Mongrel kennel. Fun stuff! Enjoy the release and feel free to shoot me you...

The 2nd edition of "Agile Web Development with Rails" claims that script/server would start Mongrel or lighttpd instead of WEBrick if one of these servers is installed. It does not seem to do that for Mongrel on my Windows XP that has Mongrel installed by installing Instant Rails 1.4. Should I assume that the book has an error? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...uration file that will let you configure any handlers and filters from a .yaml file. This is needed so that people can write plugins to give you special filters, handlers, or whole applications (similar to configtool). After this I''ll be talking with Luis to see if we can consolidate the mongrel_rails_service and mongrel_rails by using the plugin system to implement the commands. We''ll also look at making the mongrel_config more advanced. Finally I''m talking with the IOWA folks to roll their web app into the Mongrel kennel. Fun stuff! Enjoy the release and feel free to shoot me you...

...file that will let you configure any handlers and filters from a .yaml file. This is needed so that people can write plugins to give you special filters, handlers, or whole applications (similar to configtool). After this I''ll be talking with Luis to see if we can consolidate the mongrel_rails_service and mongrel_rails by using the plugin system to implement the commands. We''ll also look at making the mongrel_config more advanced. Finally I''m talking with the IOWA folks to roll their web app into the Mongrel kennel. Fun stuff! Enjoy the release and feel free to shoo...