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Currently, the tinc application which is part of tinc 1.1 does not support the ability to handle `Name = $HOST` lines in tinc.conf. This set of patches refactors get_name in order to be able to support this configuration option in the tinc binary. After having read through the codebase, it seems like we could really do for a heavy refactoring as there is a lot of poorly coupled and duplicated

what i did in this situation was dump the stats/status file to the local server through a lynx --dump call from php .. and then i also update a sql table to reflect the changes so i can poll that instead .. a. <p>On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, MacSym wrote: > > Hi everybody, > > I am wondering if it is possible to generate the XML/XSL files on a remote > server (status.xsl,

Facebook''s new session format contains periods and underscores which appear to be breaking mem_cache_store. To get my app working again, I appended the following code to the end of environment.rb class CGI class Session class MemCacheStore def check_id(id) #:nodoc:# id = id.gsub(''-'', '''').gsub(''.'',

Hi, I'am using a script which manages the setup of nodes. This depends on zeroconf and so the tinc node name and the hostname must match. But tinc doesn't allow dashes in node names. Is this really is necessary? Dashes in hostnames are not really uncommon. Is there something which prevents appling such a diff?: ----- start diff ----- diff -ruNp tinc-1.0.13/src/protocol.c

In my environment the selftest for samba3.rpc.spoolss.printer was failing at source3/script/tests/printing/modprinter.pl(138) with the Perl error in subject: Insecure $ENV{ENV} while running setgid at /home/user/src/samba-git/samba/source3/script/tests/printing/modprinter.pl line 138 code is: ============================== delete @ENV{'BASH_ENV'}; $ENV{'PATH'} =

I use Apache to serve the static pages and let Mongrel handle Rails requests via mod_rewrite/proxy. Apache RewriteRule can set environment variable on the fly, and this is one of the features I used, set an env var based on domain name. I used to use SCGI Runner which was fine as the env var was passed to Rails via scgi protocol. I seems can''t find a way to set env var in Mongrel on

Hello, I know this subject as been talked many time, but i can not figure out how to get rid of this... ENV : ruby 1.8.4, ferret 0.11.4, acts_as_ferret 0.4.1 under win32 Error : Asked for a remote server ? nil, ENV["FERRET_USE_LOCAL_INDEX"] is nil, looks like we are not the server Will use local index. My application is working find, with 4 mongrels, but i got this message on

Hi all rspec_on_rails/lib/spec/rails.rb starts: ------ dir = File.dirname(__FILE__) require ''application'' silence_warnings { RAILS_ENV = "test" } ------ That force into "test" environment is causing me trouble and I''ve commented it out. Why? I''m testing a plugin, and have a sort of mini rails app that I use for the specs. The

Hi, today I''ve configured an XUbuntu as workstation (ok I know...). Using the following packages to make Rails interact with Postgres: ii libpgsql-ruby1.8 0.7.1-7 ii postgresql-8.1 8.1.4-0ubuntu1 using rails 1.1.6 from gems. The problem came up just on the testing environment, when I save a model I get a: ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid:

When manually editing my files for production deployment do I need to edit .htaccess or routes.rb to include the images and stylesheets directories so they''re still found like in my local development environment? I''m FTP''ing my "appname" directory to my hosting service to deploy. Unfortunately they don''t allow ssh/capistrano access and have no

Hi Yan, If you just need to access the env var which doesn''t change like SERVER_NAME, you should be able to access it directly using "request". However, if your env var is dynamicly set, you can try my way. I use mod_rewrite to proxy to Mongrel. In your httpd.conf (you need mod_header) RequestHeader set X_YOUR_ENV your_value And in Rails access it by

Hi, I don''t know if this question should be posted here on the Rails list or the Mongrel list, but I''ll try here first. I had been using Aapache+FCGI and when I run the following code from my server''s domain "perficient.com" it returns "perficient.com:80": port = @request.env["SERVER_PORT"]==''80'' ? '''' :

Does anyone know how to change timeout for the production environment? My action runs for ~2 minutes then timesout in production mode. In development mode it is ok. Thanks Chris -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I''m trying to set the modified_by in my user table from the remote user name. I have htaccess set up for the rails directory but I can''t seem to get it to read the remote users name. is ENV[REMOTE_USER] the correct syntax? I searched but I can''t seem to find a definitive answer. Thank you for any help! Charlie Bowman http://www.recentrambles.com -------------- next

All, Just read in the Capistrano manual about the Capistrano "migrate" task. There it says that: "By default, all this task does is change to the directory of your current release (as indicated by the current symlink), and run rake RAILS_ENV=production migrate. You can specify that it should run against the latest release (regardless of what the current release is) by setting

Hello, I want to put my app in production mode. So I write this line in environment.rb : ENV[''RAILS_ENV''] = "production" I restart webrick. If I write <%= ENV.inspect %> I have the correct "RAILS_ENV"=>"production" But browse my site and look the log, the development.log is still growing and the production.log stay to 0 ko

Greetings! I''m trying to set an environment variable in Rails. Why? I can''t use RMagick unless I do so. I can do it from the shell, run irb, and then require ''RMagick'' works. So far so good. But how can I do this from my application? I''m on a shared host so I''ve put in a ticket to have something like this added to httpd.conf: SetEnv

Hi, I''m currently using request.env[''REMOTE_HOST''] to pull back the remote users IP address. This worked fine in development (and production) under Webrick but when I tried to use it with mongrel, it kicked back an error. Is there a more appropriate way to find out the remote users IP address? Thanks in advance! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, If I make a Capistrano task like task :test, :roles => :app do run "env" end It prints something completely different than if I just do ssh login@host env I need all my login scripts to run so all my environment vars (including PATH) are set. All my Capistrano tasks are failing because the paths are setup properly. Thanks for the help. -- Posted via

In the root of a rails 3 app: $ rails env: ruby1.9: No such file or directory $ script/rails env: ruby1.9: No such file or directory $ script/rails generate env: ruby1.9: No such file or directory $ ruby -v ruby 1.9.1p378 (2010-01-10 revision 26273) [i386-darwin10.2.0] $ mate script/rails #!/usr/bin/env ruby1.9 --> #!/usr/bin/env ruby -- You received this message because you are subscribed