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Hi All, So I just pushed our rails app to our production server, but I''ve encountered a number of problems. Firstly the fast_cgi processes seem to be eating up a hell of a lot of memory, at times max out our 1gig of RAM. I''ve switched back to cgi for the moment, but independently of that sessions seem to be failing intermitently. The session will hold itself stable for a while, so the user can perform a few actions...

Hi List, I''m using FastCGI on apache 1.3 and rails 1.8.2 When an execption notification occurs (whether it''s a 404 or 500) my FastCGI process dies. I''m find it hard to get at the error, as there''s no debug info in any of the logs (production.log, server error.log or fastcgi crach log). I''ve enabled noisy mailer errors, but nothing''s showing

Hi! I''ve understood that the mod_ruby apache module is not recommended for running Ruby on Rails applications. But I haven''t found any information as to why that is so. Please enlighten me. And could you point me to the (currently) prefered production environment. (That can handle both RoR and PHP sites). Thank you and best regards Hans-Eric Gr?nlund -- Posted via

160,000 pages 99% static, only minor stuff done in rail (search, contact us, etc.) windows server 2003 Ror 1.0 Currently 30K Hits /day on IIS. Apache or Lighttp? Fast_CGI seems kinda slow with a 2003/Apache configuration. The only thing I''ll get rid of for sure is IIS. -Cedric -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...public/dispatch.cgi Started Finished in 0.000278 seconds. 0 tests, 0 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors ---- No session file ever gets created in /tmp, but the permissions should be fine -- /tmp is writable. I am running apache2 on gentoo linux and I have the problem whether or not I use cgi or fast_cgi, but I don''t have the problem when I use webbrick. Has anyone else seen this? I am struggling. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I keep getting this error in rails 1.1, does anybody know what it means? My site will be working fine, i do some more development, get a parse error, and then all of a sudden the page 404''s with the following error Session contains objects whose class definition isn''t available Remember to require the classes for all objects kept in the session. (Original exception:

I am please to announce the release of Recipe Browser 0.4.1. This project (and files) can be located at http://rubyforge.org/projects/recipe/. This release brings Recipe Browser up to Rails 0.10, with a handful of bug fixes. Special thanks to E Gard (x2egard) the newest member to the project who also happened to do all the work for this release ;). We would love to hear any questions,

Cheers, As I have a lot of stability problems with Lighttpd + FastCGI-Cluster I wanted to test Apache 1.3 as most of the "big" sites like 43people or BaseCamp run on it. Every example I find only talks about lokal FastCGI processes and not about remote ones and explains how the requests are balanced. Are there any good examples out there and can Apache1.3/mod_fastcgi load balance

Hi all, I am writing a simple shopping cart which will consist of a single class. There will be no DB table for carts so I do not want to make my Cart a model. But where do I place my Cart class so that I can access it in my controllers? I want to be able do do things like this (for instance in a shop controller): def add_to_cart @session[''cart''].add(article_id, amount)

Has anyone installed SCGI on there rails application yet? I did last night and it seems so much quicker than before, I''m just wondering how it compares against fast_cgi, if anyone knows? One thing I did notice, it''s stopped picking up the index.html as the default web page, and unless I specify it it give''s a 404 Error, any ideas? Cheers. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I''m working on my first little rails-application. It''s a rewrite of a gallery-script i once made (in PHP): http://notdotnet.net However - my rails-version is waaay to slow :( http://r.notdotnet.net/ I don''t do any heavy image-processing, I don''t have any killer-algorithms with a time complexity on O(n^n), and I don''t use any major hacks. The only

Sorry, for the re-post, but I''m new to the mailing list and wanted to bring back up and old topic I saw in the archives. http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/mongrel-users/2008-February/004991.html I think a patch to delay garbage collection and run it later is pretty important for high performance web applications. I do understand the trade-offs of having explicit vs. implicit garbage