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Help, please. I need redirection to a custom error page, instead of the default Rails messages (e.g. Unknown action). I use WebRick, no Apache, and i think i can''t use public/.htaccess (# General Apache options). Thanks. ___________________________________ Nuovo Yahoo! Messenger: E'' molto più divertente: Audibles, Avatar, Webcam, Giochi, Rubrica… Scaricalo ora!

Hi, I''m using ActionController::rescue_action_in_public() to send emails when uncaught exceptions happen. Is it possible to write tests for that? Joe

I am not sure if this desired feature or not but when we are behind a local proxy ie. Nginx/Varnish then the new ShowException middleware doesn''t seem to properly detect the remote IP address and it appears as if every browser gets a local error page with a stack trace, etc. I''ve opened up a ticket on the rails bug tracker but I also would like to verify that this is in fact a

..." text being rendered. I also went into the rails source and tweaked the rescue module a bit so that I surely get the ''public'' view of the exception: def rescue_action_without_handler(exception) (...) if false && (consider_all_requests_local || local_request?) # here rescue_action_locally(exception) else rescue_action_in_public(exception) end (...) That did not change anything, either. Am I not doing the proper thing? Should I throw an exception (which one?) instead of rendering something and setting the http s...

I''m having trouble with rescue_action_in_public, both in getting it to work right in my rails app, and in writing tests to make sure. What I ultimately want to do is test for what a normal user would see when an error is trapped. I override local_request? like so: application.rb -------------- def rescue_action_in_public(exception) render :text => "oops" end def local_request? false end Also, I altered the environments files so I won''t get the standard developer error messages (although this seems like possible ove...

...nts inside of the ActionController Rescue module to verify that rescue_action is being called. Here are my overrides in application.rb, none of which are being called - they are all protected visibility (these are just for debugging purposes, so please no comments on how dumb they look ;]): def local_request? puts "Calling custom local_request method" false end def rescue_action_locally(exception) puts "Calling custom rescue locally method" end def rescue_action_in_public(exception) puts "rescue_action custom called" render :text => "&...

Hi All.. First off, I thought I''d let you know that im UBER new at ruby, so what im asking you may have a really simple answer... Anyway, i just started using RoR and i''ve set it up on OSX, running Apache2. It all goes fine and dandy, I get the "Welcome aboard" page to say that its all setup and running ok, but when I click on "About your applications

After I attempted to add ActionMailer functionality, it gave the "Application error (Rails)" and now, everything on my site works, except for the part where the Actionmailer ''would have'' sent the email. I took that out now, re-uploaded the file, and ran "killall -USR1 dispatch.fcgi" and still nothing. Everything else works, except that. Any idea what

...st the standard error template that I always get when there is an error. I''ve restarted the server countless times to no avail, and to short-circuit the fact that I''m running the server and making page requests locally, I commented out the code in ExceptionNotifiable as such: def local_request? # remote = IPAddr.new(request.remote_ip) # !self.class.local_addresses.detect { |addr| addr.include?(remote) }.nil? false end ...and I''ve also tried: def local_addresses ''addresses = read_inheritable_attribute(:local_addresses) unless addresses addresses...

...he rendered "ERROR." Similarly, specifying a non-existant action in a URL gives an "Unknown Action" error. I''m guessing this a result of being in development environment (which I am). I know you can specify an IP as a developer machine in production mode via ''local_request?'', but how about the other way around?

Please forgive me if this is a stupid question. If it has been answered already, please point me to the answer, as my searching has been fruitless. How can I programatically handle 404s and 500s when using Mongrel? I''ve read about using a proxy server config (.htaccess for example) to render an ErrorDocument rather than whatever comes from Rails, but I need something different. I would

How do you clean up your app folder to place onto the server? I want to get rid of all the .svn stuff. Seth Buntin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060317/cc81d9f7/attachment.html

Hi there, do you agree that for having scheduled tasks in Rails, the leanest solution is the following? - Create a controller with an action for each task - Implement the logic of the task as controller code - Set up a cron job at the OS level that uses wget to invoke the URL of this controller/action at the appropriate time intervals Advantages: 1) full access to all your Rails objects just as

Hi! I''m planning a booking system in rails, and I have the following issue: There will be room_types. I can implement this with STI in the rooms table, or with a separate table room_types. Each room type will have its special features. For example, a double room can be: -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have 2 models, entity and client. Entity has_one client and client belongs_to entity. Entity has attributes name and legal_name. Entity also has an unique index on (lower(name)). The pKey for both is the conventional Rails id. Client has a fKey constraint on entity_id and is indexed in entity_id. In controllers/clients_controller.rb I have: # GET /clients/new # GET /clients/new.xml