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Hi mongrel-users, This is my first post, so I''m not sure if it''s been asked before, but I can''t find an answer anywhere. If I have one rails application running, one processor I''m running it on, and mongrel is multi-threaded, why should I have more than one mongrel running? Everyone seems to agree on 3-5 mongrels per rails app, but why? I must be

Hi all, this might be a stupid question, but still. Everytime i find some new function it's prettty easy to understand how to use the syntax and to perform a text. Even the general idea of what the function does is pretty easy to understand, but i can not find an explanation (detailed explanation) of the R output for each function. For example, a function fitdistr() in MASS package i testing the...

https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1939 Bug #: 1939 Summary: ssh client hangs when -t option is used to force pseudo-tty allocation Classification: Unclassified Product: Portable OpenSSH Version: 5.4p1 Platform: PPC OS/Version: AIX Status: NEW Severity: normal

...ing this: module ActiveRecord module Validations module ClassMethods # adding my custom methods here end end end And in another, I have created an acts_as plugin which is loaded by conventional means of: ActiveRecord::Base.send(:include, GW::ActsAsPessimistic) This seems to be prettty sttandard stuff, and it works just fine on several dev boxes using mongrel, so I don''t see how I''m supposed to do anything different in my source code. (admittedly cross posted from Passenger user list to cast broader net on this one because it''s Saturday, and I''...

I recently got into using RoR, and the only issue that concerned me was the apparently complexity of deployment. Setting up fastcgi can be a bit of a pain, and I was hoping that the Rails community would come up with something simpler. Mongrel was recommended to me from someone on my local Ruby user group. It was trivial to install as a Gem on my Linux desktop and the FreeBSD server that I am

I've been using XenServer / XCP (with the "xe" toolset) for a number of years for hosting servers used for development and free software projects and I'm now looking at migrating all those environments to libvirt / KVM. I had a look at the wiki[1] already and didn't see XenServer mentioned there. Could anybody help comment on or explain a few things: - comparison between

hi ! sorry for posting this question, i think it is an easy one, but i cannot get the answer myself. i am using samba-2.2.3a + ldap running on a debian system with w2k-clients. now the problem is: everytime i log into my w2k-client, i get something like "your password expires today! would you like to change it ??" well, i do not really want to change my password everytime i log in,

...(like XenServer) or can/should block devices be used > directly? If using files, is any special care needed to avoid block > alignment problems? This is a matter for the individual hypervisor beneath libvirt. Each has its own set of supported virtual disk image backends. QEMU/KVM can run on prettty much anything, file, block device, network storage, etc > - are there any guides or tools recommended for migrating small > XenServer environments (less than 50 domains on a single physical node) > to libvirt + KVM? > > - is there a list of small things that need to change in a VM...