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...out what its problem is. Here''s the chunk from the log: #### Processing AccountController#login (for 74.239.172.234 at 2006-07-11 12:29:15) [ POST] Session ID: a129e22b0d979a5e287c2bdf3c662916 Parameters: {"action"=>"login", "username"=>"Lunenburg", "controller"=>"account", "password"=>"XXXXX"} ^[[4;35;1mPreference Columns (0.000231)^[[0m ^[[0mSHOW FIELDS FROM preferences^[[0m ^[[4;36;1mPreference Load (0.000177)^[[0m ^[[0;1mSELECT * FROM preferences W HERE (username = '&...

I''ve been looking for any modules/tools that are available for using the google maps api in rails. I found a couple of quick examples, but not much more. If anyone knows of good sites that cover using google maps api in rails please post it here:) Chris

...- going ahead and using icecast to stream that static file on demand eliminates the need for me to setup a seperate configuration/server to handle the static files. Certainly not a dea-breaker but a nice-to-have option I think. -- Ben On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 7:54 PM, H. Wade Minter <minter at lunenburg.org> wrote: > > On Jun 4, 2008, at 5:25 AM, Thomas B. Ruecker wrote: > > > H. Wade Minter schrieb: > >> I'm in a situation where I have some MP3 files I'd like to stream on- > >> demand, but for various reasons can't just make the MP3 files > >...

I installed lighttpd from ports on my FreeBSD-5 system last night, wanting to play with that instead of WEBrick for development work. I installed it, and ran script/server, and got this: [minter@carlton discostu]$ script/server => Booting lighttpd (use ''script/server webrick'' to force WEBrick) => Rails application started on http://0.0.0.0:3000 => Call with -d to

On Jun 4, 2008, at 5:25 AM, Thomas B. Ruecker wrote: > H. Wade Minter schrieb: >> I'm in a situation where I have some MP3 files I'd like to stream on- >> demand, but for various reasons can't just make the MP3 files >> themselves available. >> >> Is there a way, using icecast, to set up a server that would just >> bind >> to a port, and

Hi folks, I need your opinions on a basic design issue. I''ve seen the light of RoR and have replaced my Perl (DBI/CGI) based web server <-> RDBMS communication with RoR, but I still have a whole host of users (other servers/OS''s etc) out there wanting to talk to my RDBMS and they only talk Perl. Also they don''t want to talk Perl/DBI directly (they are not allowed

I''ve got a fairly basic has_and_belongs_to_many setup, with a Business model and a Category model. In the admin functionality for the Business, I''d like to have a multiple select box showing all of the Categories, with included ones selected, etc. I''m stumped as to how to do it, though - it seems like there should be an easy way, but I''m missing it looking

I''ve got a Rails 1.1 app where people can click a link to download a custom-generated file. The link to "Download Zip" goes to / controller/get_zip. That action looks like this: def get_zip @cart = find_cart ids = Array.new @cart.songs.each do |song| ids.push song.id end args = ids.join(" ") zipfile =

I''m doing some incremental improvements on scaffolding, and want to add in-place editing to an admin section. I think I may have the view part working right (at least, the editor pops up as expected) with this in my view: ### <% for link in @links %> <tr> <td> <div id="<%= ''url'' + link.id.to_s -%>"><%= link.url

Hello, We just switched from UW to Dovecot for our mail server. The transition went smoothly, except we have some users complaining about their email clients re-downloading mail or getting multiple copies of emails. When we go into their accounts, we only see one copy of the email, so I'm assuming there's something odd in the communication between their client and us that's causing

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Ok, I've made progress on my problems from earlier today, but have one final sticking point that's gumming up the works. On a WindowsXP box, I can access shares via \\server\sharename just fine. But if I do "net use L: \\server\sharename", I get "System error 67 has occurred. The network name cannot be found."

I'm in a situation where I have some MP3 files I'd like to stream on- demand, but for various reasons can't just make the MP3 files themselves available. Is there a way, using icecast, to set up a server that would just bind to a port, and stream one file as specified in the config file, then stop? So somewhere in the icecast.xml, I'd like to say "File: /tmp/

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I've got a setup where there's a Samba server, acting as a PDC, with two interfaces - 192.168.1.10 and 192.168.2.10. I've got the following stanza in the smb.conf to have it only listen on the .1 interface: bind interfaces only = true interfaces = 192.168.1.10 127.0.0.1 The setup is working well for most users - they can auth to