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Basically, we needed to authenticate against the cookie written by Ruby. It turns out that you can write a cookie for the entire TLD of *.example.com from Instiki (Rails). So, I changed the cookie writing code in the wiki_controller to the following. # app/controllers/wiki_controller.rb cookies[''ldap_username_2006''] = {:value =>emailaddress, :expires =>30.days.from_now, :domain => ''.example.com'' } cookies['...

...es? if so, I can simply go on to the server where it is deployed and issue: svn export (or svn update) and restart the application for changes to actually propagate. svn log shows your commit, that is all well and good: SeeBQ-MacBook:~/rails_apps/atlrug.org cbq$ svn update U app/controllers/wiki_controller.rb U app/views/wiki/edit.rhtml U config/environment.rb Updated to revision 10. SeeBQ-MacBook:~/rails_apps/atlrug.org cbq$ svn log ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r10 | atlrug | 2006-08-01 10:54:07 -0400 (Tue, 01 Aug 2006) | 1 line Added in Captcha fun...

Hello. I reeeeally want to get Instiki running at my day job, but they are Microsoft-heads. While I can probably sell them on trying Rails, they are definitely going to want the database to sit in our SQL Server instance with our other databases. I can''t get instiki to create the tables in sql server though (I''ve added ADO.rb, and gotten a connection). When I run the