Rails - Apr 2006 - "script/server -e production" doesn''t work

I''ve got an error that''s only happening on my live webserver,
so wanted to
test on my local machine in the production environment.

On my local machine, I tried to run...

script/server -e production

... but get: server: invalid option: -e

Has this been disabled or renamed in 1.1?

I''m running gem Rails 1.1, Ruby 1.8.4, and the server is Lighttpd
1.3.16.

Thanks,

~Dave

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On Tue, 2006-04-04 at 19:16 +0100, Dave Silvester wrote:
> I''ve got an error that''s only happening on my live
webserver, so wanted to
> test on my local machine in the production environment.
> 
> On my local machine, I tried to run...
> 
> script/server -e production
> 
> ... but get: server: invalid option: -e
> 
> Has this been disabled or renamed in 1.1?
> 
> I''m running gem Rails 1.1, Ruby 1.8.4, and the server is Lighttpd
1.3.16.
----
try launching with
ruby script/server -e production

but note, you can only have one server for each port so if you have
production running already on default port, it won''t work. But

ruby script/server -e production -p 3100

should work (of course, users wanting to connect to
''production'' would
have to use things like localhost:3100)

Craig

On Tuesday 04 Apr 2006 19:22, Craig White wrote:
> try launching with
> ruby script/server -e production
> but note, you can only have one server for each port so if you have
> production running already on default port, it won''t work. But
> ruby script/server -e production -p 3100
> should work (of course, users wanting to connect to
''production'' would
> have to use things like localhost:3100)
Thanks Craig, but I''m afraid that still doesn''t work.  I
normally do run it
with "ruby" in front, but that doesn''t make any difference
here.  This is on
my local machine, and it''s definitely not running the server already.

FWIW, just to simulate that error, if I try to run two servers (in two 
different terminal windows) I get:

2006-04-04 19:35:49: (network.c.235) can''t bind to port 3443 Address
already
in use

So just to confirm: completely different error message for if what you think 
might be happening was happening.  This is on Gentoo Linux, if that makes any 
difference.  It''s a site running in SSL mode on Lighttpd using a
self-signed
certificate.

Has been working fine for ages, and will run in production mode if I make the 
switch in my environment.rb - it just won''t run in production straight
from
the command line.

Cheers,

~Dave

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