similar to: RJS & IE Woes

Hi, When I run my app on IE, it crashes everytime. However, when running on Firefox, it is perfectly fine. I saw the following error on the my server. [2005-11-15 10:45:20] ERROR Errno::EINVAL: Invalid argument c:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/webrick/httprequest.rb:325:in `gets'' c:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/webrick/httprequest.rb:325:in `__send__''

I cannot get the file_column plugin to work. Probably something stupid I am doing wrong as I am pretty much a newbie... 1. I added a varchar column to my table called "image" 2. This is my class: class User < ActiveRecord::Base file_column :image, :magick => { :geometry => "80x80>" } attr_accessor :new_password ... rest of class 3. In my controller I

I have a regular controller action which, when called, makes an HTTP GET request to another server. That works fine. I''d like to throw that inside an action called with link_to_remote, but that''s having problems. The error I get follows. Any ideas? Pat http://localhost:3000/main/ -> /javascripts/prototype.js [2006-02-22 06:08:11] ERROR ThreadError: timeout within

Mongrel Users: How does the HttpHandler process() method deal with data passed via POST? The HttpRequest object captures all GET params appended to an URL, but I just tried to retrieve data passed via POST and it came up nil. that is, I assumed the HttpRequest object contained the param named in the html form and its value.But the POST passed params are not found in the request object. Please

Hi All I''m getting the following very strange Ajax error and I''ve searched Google, this group and various other places to no avail. So I''m desperately hoping someone here can help. Whenever I try to execute any Ajax call whether as a form request or a link_to_remote link I get the following error: ------------------- FORM REQUEST ------------------- [2007-01-21

I''m looking at writing a Mongrel handler that mimics the behavior of the Apache mod_put [1]. It allows for the streaming upload of very large (GB) files; it also supports resumable upload. Before I get too involved, I''d like to ask if my reading of the mongrel source code is correct, i.e. what I want to do isn''t currently possible. Looking at the class

Hi! I''ve appended this to the standard config/routing.rb: map.connect '':id/:action'', :controller => ''cms/publish'' and it works but gives an error with every single HTTPrequest, even the ones matching the standard (and higher priority) routes. As an alternative I tried implementing it using map.connect ''*path'', :controller

Hello all, The following change to Mongrel::HttpRequest: def read_socket(len) if !@socket.closed? data = @socket.recv(len) # <--- formerly @socket.read(len) if !data raise "Socket read return nil" elsif data.length != len raise "Socket read returned insufficient data: #{data.length}" else data end else raise "Socket

Mongrel''s tempfile generation on win32 is broken meaning large files can''t be uploaded. On line 198 of mongrel.rb (0.13.3) HttpRequest#initialize the tempfile function is called:       if clen &gt; Const::MAX_BODY         @body = Tempfile.new(self.class.name)         @body.binmode       else Unfortunately this also includes the module name as the example shows:

Hi , I am writing a rake task to consume twitter stream API. The task contains the following code: consumer = OAuth::Consumer.new(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET, :site => ''http://twitter.com'') access_token = OAuth::AccessToken.new(consumer,ACCESS_TOKEN,ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET) oauth_params = {:consumer => consumer, :token => access_token} EventMachine.run do # now,

By default, Mongrel will delete the HTTP request body and short circuit calling any handlers if a request is interrupted or incomplete. Unfortunately, this breaks any attempt to correctly handle a partial PUT. (BTW, PUT is *way* more efficient for uploads compared to POST which requires a MIME parsing step.) So, about a month ago I wrote up some patches to Mongrel 0.3.18 that allowed

> Hello R Community, > > I would like to be able to download recent (yesterday's close is fine) > stock and > mutual fund prices from somewhere and use them for a personal finance > project. > Ideally, I would do this at a website of my choosing (e.g. > morningstar.com) and > have the possibility of getting a wide range of other information about > the security

I just found a vulnerability in one of my web apps that was running Mongrel 1.1.2 where I could go to URIs like /.%252e/.%252e/.%252e/.%252e/.%252e/.%252e/.%252e/etc/passwd and it would serve the actual /etc/passwd file. The issue seems to be in lib/mongrel/handlers.rb in the change from 1.0.3 to 1.0.4 req_path = HttpRequest.unescape(path_info) - if @path - req_path =

ruby 1.8.2 (2004-12-25) [i386-mswin32] latest version of edge rails - patched to make the server work with win32 (http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/4139) On some pages WEBrick is crashing with the following: d:/programming/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/profiler.rb:27: You have a nil object when you didn''t expect it! (NoMethodError) You might have expected an instance of Array. The error occured

I started actually using the upload progress handler, and noticed it was leaking memory over time. Looking at the code, I noticed that cancelled uploads weren''t being cleaned up. I bugged Zed about adding a request_abort callback to handlers, but I found a simple way to monkey patch that in: # config/mongrel_upload_progress.conf # yes, this file is being used with -S meaning

fiddled around a bit and got DirGHandler to work for both files and directories with spaces in them, and plusses in them (on disk). eg: <a href="/files/usr/portage/packages/All/gtk%2B-2.10.1.tbz2">gtk+-2.10.1.tbz2</a><br/> <a href="/files/root/hey+whatsthis+dir">hey whatsthis dir</a> both end up at the right place now.. ..c. --------------

Just thought I''d let you know that your http parser worked great for creating an http protocol handler for Eventmachine. It wouldn''t take that much effort to use Eventmachine for Mongrel, might be worth a shot just to see how it does. A few things would need to be restructered, like HttpRequest where you read the rest of the body, and calling the handler. But it

Hey all, First off, thanks to Rick Olson and whoever else was involved with this plugin... It''s been amazingly easy to implement. I''ve got a question about the path_info parameter, though... It seems that unless the request PATH_INFO exactly matches the path_info passed in to the plugin at inclusion, it won''t actually trigger Add and add the upload to the list of

im using Mongrels to serve up /usr/portage/packages for other gentoo boxen. since i guess im the guinea pig with the DirHandler, ran into a couple issues: first, the client showed no files in the remote binhost, turns out the DirHandler was adding a trailing "/" to every filename, presumably making the client think they were directories, not files. attached is a patch which fixes this

Hi, i was wondering if there was some kind of general line of code i could add to my application, anywhere i suppose, that would generate some kind of effect to notify the user that an effect is happening...it could be a box on the top of the screen or something, that would be like the small bar at the end of the browser that shows the user the status of a loading page ... i was hoping