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hi! short question about aaf: is there a builtin functionality in acts_as_ferret to exclude records from being indexed when for example a column "is_deleted" / "is_disabled" / "dont_index" has a certain value? regards neongrau -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

hi! after wondering why i can''t find alot of records i eventually found the problem in the sqlserver_adapters implementation of "add_limit_offset!". the problem is when using MSSQL with the sqlserver_adapter paging will only work when at least one column is defined in ":order". for example i was indexing a table with 2912 records, the generated sql for the batches

i was suffering from a massive memory leak in my application. after searching and testing for quite a while i finally found that it wasn''t my app that had a leak but the win32ole support that was used by the ADO driver in sqlserver adapter. the solution to fix the leak was to install ruby 1.8.5p52 or 1.8.6p36 but sadly as soon i install one of the fixed releases mongrel won''t

hello list! i''m still having massive problems with index rebuilds. after i recently switched to the DRb mode i was hoping to get rid of the problems with locked files and such. but even with DRb and the latest stable version of acts_as_ferret my index rebuilds are failing C:\Informer>ruby script/console production Loading production environment. >> LegacyInfobase.rebuild_index

hi all! after hours of trying to find contents with german umlauts i stumbled upon a post where someone said ferret won''t work with utf-8 on windows??? is that really true? do i really have to iconv everything to iso-8859-15 before indexing and do the same with the query to get it working? i''m running ruby 1.8.5, ferret 0.10.9-mswin32, and rails 1.2.2 and just reinstalled aaf

i have an archive of documents (word, excel, jpeg, png, gif...) residing on a network share that is accessed via send_file. when running mongrel on the command line the files are properly delivered. with mongrel running as a service they don''t. now normally i would think that should be fixable by configuring the service to run under a user that can read the files.... but

I?m knew to rewrites on apache in combination with mongrelcluster. It?s urgend for me, because the server has an loadaverage about 10 :-((((( Ok so I?m using 3 mongrel-server on an mongrelcluster. The Loadbalancer ist apache I think, that my rewrites are not correct. Please can anybody check my rewrites ? That?s in my /etc/apache2/conf.d/rails.proxy_cluster.conf <Proxy

i just noticed a weird problem. i can successfully search with full terms like "Fl?chendesinfektionsstufen" or "Regionalan?sthesie" for example and get correct hits. but when i search for those entries with wildcards "Fl?chendesinfektion*" or "Regionalan?s*" it won''t find anything while "*chendesinfektionsstufen" or "*sthesie"

i''m running a bunch of proxybalanced mongrels on a windows server. and since the memory consumption of all those mongrels is getting too high i wanted to set up the DRb''ed ferret server. but script/ferret_start doesn''t work and seems to be written for linux (unix) only. is there a way to run it on windows? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

i''m indexing a table from some legacy db via a nightly executed script/runner command (LegacyInfobase.rebuild_index). but very often newer documents don''t show up in search results for quite some days. when running it manually from console for diagnosis it mostly stops with this error (but not always): [This was fast-saved 1 times. Some information is lost] IOError: IO Error

hello list! on the websites win32 howto it says > > CPU Affinity > > Mongrel''s win32 support actually is able to set the CPU affinity of a running Mongrel service. This is pretty neat since it means if you''re running a fancy SMP machine or a dual core that pretends to be SMP, then you can force Mongrel onto one of them and get a nice little boost. > >

...se in "anonymous" questions on this list, "anonymous" in the sense that the sender names do not resemble real human names, and also in the sense that the messages have not been signed. Just today, we have seen "Geek Moth <geekmoth at gmail>" and "gmail < neongrau at gmail>", neither of whom signed their questions.[1] In the past months, there have been many more. Of course, each individual may have good reason not to disclose his or her name and affiliation, but they don''t say so. And frankly, I''m not terribly inclined to help s...

Hi, I''m running a rails (mongrel) based web service behind an apache proxy, on windows 2003. Sometimes I see a POST in the apache log that returned a 404 but nothing about it in the rails log. It doesn''t happen every time, 9 out of 10 times it works just fine. The post (is actually a put) comes from a .NET application uploading a small xml-file. The log message in apache

hello list! i seem to have a serious memory leak in my rails app that i run with a bunch of mongrels on windows (as services). i tried the MemoryProfiler i found at http://scottstuff.net/blog/articles/2006/08/17/memory-leak-profiling-with-rails but honestly i have no idea on how to read those string dumps. i tried diffing them but nothing there made any sense to me. any tips or hints would be

when i used "find_by_contents" on a legacy table with a different primary_key than "id" i always got results=nil even when total_hits was > 0 as a quick fix i changed line 261 in "class_methods.rb" from: conditions = [ "#{self.table_name}.id in (?)", id_array ] to: conditions = [ "#{self.table_name}.#{self.primary_key} in (?)", id_array ]

i''m running ruby 1.8.5 and rails 1.2.3 on windows with a bunch of mongrels that are proxybalanced via apache 2.2.4 the db adapter i''m using is the sqlserver one in ADO mode. so it''s using win32ole. when a mongrel service is freshly started it consumes about 40 megs of ram. but about each and every request is leaking memory. about 20 megs per hour(!!!). so after half a