similar to: Mongrel service will not start on win32 w/ --prefix option

Thanks for your reply Luis > Will be very helpful if you provide the logs (servicefb.log and > mongrel_service.log) both located into ruby\bin directory. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Logfile created on 28/03/2007 17:54:32 native/process.bas:44, fb.process.spawn: Spawn() init native/process.bas:50, fb.process.spawn: Success in

I am trying to run Mongrel 1.1.5 with mongrel_service 0.3.4 on Ruby 1.8.6 with a "normal" user account, i.e. a user which belongs only to the Windows group "Users". The rationale behind this is that running a web server with full administrative rights (e.g. Local System) is not something that I would like to do. Unfortunately, starting the service from the services control

I just ran into an issue with a new mongrel install on Win32. When trying to run mongrel from RadRails 0.7.2 on win32, I got an error while loading that it couldn''t locate mongrel_service. C:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27:in `gem_original_require'': no such file to load -- C:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/mongrel_service-0.3.1/lib/mongrel_service/init.rb

I am trying to install mongrel_service 0.3.4 on a server that does not have any outside internet connection. It has ruby 1.8.6 and I have been installing gems by copying the source into ..\ruby\lib\ruby\gems\1.8\gems and then doing a gem install --local using the .gem file. I was able to find and install all the gem dependencies of mongrel_service through rubyforge except win32-service which

I''ve got my application running under Windows with mongrel perfectly, so it was time to convert it to a service. service::install works fine, but service:start gives me some "One moment, start pending" and then lots of "One moment, stopped". After a bit of digging I found this in the service.log: ** Starting Mongrel in production mode at :3000 ** Starting Rails in

Hi folks, For the past weeks I have been working in solve the problems with mongrel_service and its *crazy* behavior related to standard mongrel_rails. Job made this more slow than usual, but here we are: a beta release. * What''s New? - This version of mongrel_service replaces mongrel_service ruby script with a binary, pre-built executable coded using ServiceFB framework [1] in

Hello Mongrel Users! This is my first post! Is there an expected release date for the fixed version of mongrel_service that will resolve the missing service::start command? I would love to use the much improved features of the new mongrel_service, but I haven''t been able to yet. I haven''t figured out how to follow Zed''s advice on a previous thread to just use the

Hello! I''m just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for running mongrel/mongrel_service under Windows (Client requires Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008, IIS7, no budget for a *nix box of any kind). I have a working setup, but wondering if anyone has any further insight. Current working setup: Ruby 1.87 (via rubyinstaller.org) Rail 2.3.11 mongrel 1.1.15 (mingw32)

when I run ''gem install mongrel_service''..it gives following error... Building native extensions. This could take a while... ERROR: Error installing mongrel_service: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. c:/ruby/bin/ruby.exe extconf.rb install mongrel_service checking for RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerEx()... no checking for EnumServicesStatusEx()... no checking

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 R developers, Windows 2000 R Version 1.2.2 I am running using R.dll in a Windows application. It is loaded into memory when needed, used as required, and then (hopefully) destroyed while the application continues with other, unrelated activities. The problem is that I can't find any way to free all memory used by R without terminating the process in which R is running, which I

On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 9:21 AM, <rpavesic at gmail.com> wrote: > Hi there, I am having problem with mongrel_rails and > I do not know whom to ask so I found your e-mail as > one of the last people contributing to mongrel_rails, so > may be you would be able to help me out. > Please, email mongrel-users mailing list for problems, so in that way all benefit from the answers.

Hey, I just finished a round of testing my app with mongrel-1.0rc1 (pretty good, four segfaults and a gc error in maybe ten thousands requests) and was moving on to mongrel_service to see if it could cope with said segfaults and gc errors. Sadly, the service will not start. I installed using: mongrel_rails service::install -N nplrails -e development -p 3000 claims to be happy. When I try to

64bit Intel 8 CPU server Windows 2003 Server Service set to run as LocalSystem, doesn''t work as user account either The error we see is: "Service failed to start in a timely..." Which I have seen in the past email trails as working The app works from mongrel_rails start and from mongrel_service console -N servicename -p 3000 -c c:\rails_apps\appname -e production We upgraded

Hello Users!, Since the pre-release 0.3.18 (last week) Lot of things happen in ruby-land (check the DoS security bulletin, please). Anyway, the win32 folks being left on the side of the road, and cannot provide feedback of stability due lack of binaries for the latest releases. So, I managed to upload the pre-built gem to my host: http://www.mmediasys.com/releases/mongrel-0.3.18-mswin32.gem

Hello, I am trying to dynamically create/define a function inside of another function (as part of a package.) I build a string that looks something like this: "x + y" and what I need to do is define a function f <- function(x,y) { x+y }. This function "string" is much more complex than this example and depends on other variables so there is no way to predict what the

I have a small Rails app deployed on Windows Server 2003 and Mongrel 0.3.13.3. Everything works well, except when the Windows box is rebooted. I have mongrel_service installed and the service is configured to start automatically, however Mongrel consistently fails to start after a reboot. Windows reports the service''s status as "Started", but attempts to access the

Hello list! I have mongrel service 0.1.0 working on my current production machine. Upgrading to a new server and also moving to mongrel service 0.3.1 has not worked yet. I am hoping someone will have an idea as to why. I have mongrel installed properly (I think): C:\rails\igacc>gem list --local *** LOCAL GEMS *** ... mongrel (1.0.1) A small fast HTTP library and server that runs

Konnichiwa Mongrel users, mongrel_service cannot run as a windows service under my environment, with the windows message : "error 1053 : The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion." >From a part of "ServiceFB.log" at c:/ruby/bin, mongrel_service failed to get the process name of "service.exe".

I''ve upgraded from version 0.3.13.3 to 1.0.1 (along with dependencies). I can see service::install and service::remove commands, but not service::start and service::stop. Moreover, after installing the service with service::install, the service shows up on the list in Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Services, but fails to start from there. 1. Unless the documentation on the website