Rails - Sep 2006 - RoR fastcgi lapse time

Hi All,

I have an account on a FreeBSD server using apache2, mod_fastcgi and of
course Rails. As apache starts the fastcgi processes, I have no ways of
stopping/restarting them. This seems to pose a problem, for my
modifications in controller classes (actually an addition, a new
controller is born) does not seem to be reflected in the fastcgi
process. That is, my new controller is nonexistent in the process
context. When I tell apache (.htaccess) to use the plain old .cgi
method, all is fine. Does a rails fastcgi process ever notice that it''s
code context has changed?

Thanks in advance,
Ochronus


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if you modify a file, you have to restart apache by ssh
apachectl -k graceful
fcgi loads everything in memory (models, helpers, controllers...) at
start-up.

anyways, it is a bad practice to develop on a live server, you need to
develop at home and when everything is tested and bug-free, upload, sync
database (migrations) then restart.

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Thank you for your help and advice, I think I''ll continue development
locally with webrick, then, when it seems ready, upload and ask the
sysadmin to restart apache.

With regards,
Ochronus

Heri R> wrote:
> if you modify a file, you have to restart apache by ssh
> apachectl -k graceful
> fcgi loads everything in memory (models, helpers, controllers...) at
> start-up.
>
> anyways, it is a bad practice to develop on a live server, you need to
> develop at home and when everything is tested and bug-free, upload, sync
> database (migrations) then restart.
>
> --
> Heri R.
> http://sprinj.com
>
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> if you modify a file, you have to restart apache by ssh<br>apachectl
-k graceful<br>fcgi loads everything in memory (models, helpers,
controllers...) at start-up.<br><br>anyways, it is a bad practice to
develop on a live server, you need to develop at home and when everything is
tested and bug-free, upload, sync database (migrations) then restart.
> <br><br>-- <br>Heri R.<br><a
href="http://sprinj.com">http://sprinj.com</a>
> 
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