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Hi, I''m looking for suggestions on the simplest way to implement an HTTP proxy under Rails/Mongrel. It should preserve ALL of the proxied HTTP response - including all header content such keepalives, etc. Yes, I know I can do this with Apache''s proxy module, and we already do that for the non-development/test environments. This is just for the development/test environment

Hi, I run a small web hosting company. We host a few Rails applications using Apache 2.2 and mod_fcgid. I have been experimenting with Mongrel and mod_proxy. But I can''t seem to figure out how to host multiple Rails - apps with mongrel. Do I have to start a new Mongrel process for every virtual host on a different port? Any help would be great. MJ -------------- next part --------------

Hello, I have setup mongrel successfully a few times now, but, each time I have used apaceh 2.2 and mod_proxy setup descibed on the mongrel site. However, I need to set up another app in a subdomain. example.com/docserver instead of docserver.example.com. I have tried just adding I have something like: ProxyPass /docserver/ http://example.com:3001/ ProxyPassReverse /docserver/

Hi! I am trying to convince my hosting provider to install Mongrel (so that I can use it behind Apache 1.3). I have looked, but could not find any instructions on how to set up Mongrel for virtual hosting specifically. My hosting provider runs FreeBSD. Installing the Mongrel gem and providing each account with an extra higher port for proxing behind Apache seems to easy. Could it really be that

I've figured out fixes for the installer portion for ovirt on Fedora 11 just running into this problem currently with the ovirt-mongrel-rails service, It will start but there are errors in the log and can't access /ovirt in the browser. Just wanted to get some input, I've tried a few fixes from google with no success and I'm no rails expert :) ** Daemonized, any open files are

I''ve been seeing some weird behaviour with IE. I''m running mongrel 1.0.1 with Rails, in a development environment (so Apache/Pound aren''t involved yet). IE (versions 6 and 7) are unable to retrieve any static files (e.g. stylesheets or images) from mongrel if the URL contains a question mark and a query string. It''s okay with static files that don''t

A question about mongrel, apache and authentication. I''ve got a Rails site with I think a very typical setup: a mongrel cluster behind an Apache proxy. So Apache''s handling the static stuff and it hands off dynamic content to mongrel. I want to put the site temporarily behind Apache''s basic authentication. What I get when I do this is that is a password prompt which

Ok, a refinement of the question I asked yesterday (If there were any replies from yesterday I don''t have access to them here .. sorry if I''m duplicating anybody''s words here). How can one host multiple domains with mongrel? Assuming you are mass vhosting and you also want the performance benefits of using mongrel ... As far as I can tell, one could set up a

I''m running a Rails (r4720) app on OS X 10.4.6. Mongrel 0.3.13.3 works perfectly for me. Mongrel 0.3.13.4, not so much. Redirects don''t work, for one thing. This rails code : redirect_to :action => ''login'' correctly redirects me on 0.3.13.3. Here''s the header I get back : HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily Content-Length: 93 Connection: close

Hello Folks, This release of Mongrel should make the win32 folks go crazy. Thanks to Luis Lavena it supports a full service system for installing any Rails app as a service. This lets you start your rails apps from either the command line or the Service console. Stopping is still a bit problematic but we hope to have that solved in the next release. You win32 folks should probably send Luis

Hi Folks, I''m sure tons of people are gonna ruin a whole drawer of their best panties over this one. Rick Olson worked on the mongrel_upload_progress gem, documentation and examples and has almost everything you need to do progress tracked file uploads using just Mongrel to handle the upload. This means that Rails (or any other framework) isn''t blocked while the upload

I''m creating a Rails application which will be deployed to desktop machines, running both the webserver and the browser (it''s a test- taking application which needs to be able to run without an internet connection). For this reason, I''ll be running Mongrel or WEBRick, without an Apache/ Nginx in front of it as you would normally do. The browser will access the Mongrel

This release of Mongrel features a CGIWrapper that actually works. The previous code was complete garbage so this one should fix the problems with sessions, cookies, and content-types people reported previously. There is also now a correctly built Win32 gem created by Luis Lavena. Luis joined the Mongrel project and will be working on the Win32 specific gear needed. His first thing is going to

I''m newbie to mongrel, I''m not able to config mongrel_cluster in order to host multiple web sites added/remove as apache VirtualHost. I followed codahale http://blog.codahale.com/2006/06/19/time-for-a-grown-up-server-rails-mongrel-apache-capistrano-and-you/ mixed with Wiki Radiant (I use Radiant as a rails apps to be deployed, 1 domain 1 radiant sites with its own document tree

Hey folks, I was playing around with adding Comet (a javascript technology used to receive events without AJAX polling) support to Mongrel. More info about Comet here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_%28programming%29) I sort of got it working. My code is available at: http;//cyll.org/comet.tar.gz Run comet.rb from inside the directory and point your browser at: http://localhost:5555/ The

I read this article (http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/mongrel-users/2006-April/000084.html) and it encouraged me to ask if it was possible to host a rails app that had parts of it that were perl cgi. Is there any possibility of getting something like this working using mongrel? The goal would be to have the rails app control the authentication and authorization, then execute some of the cgi

Hi all. I''m trying to skip the Rails page cache if the user is logged in: --- # Rewrite index to check for static RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} !^.*logged_in=yes.*$ RewriteRule ^/$ /index.html [QSA] # Rewrite to check for Rails cached page RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} !^.*logged_in=yes.*$ RewriteRule ^([^.]+)$ $1.html [QSA] # Redirect all non-static requests to cluster RewriteCond

temporary fix write in ./config/environment.rb RAILS_GEM_VERSION = '2.1.1' unless defined? RAILS_GEM_VERSION and "gem install rails --version"=2.1.1"" > I've figured out fixes for the installer portion for ovirt on Fedora > 11 just running into this problem currently with the > ovirt-mongrel-rails service, It will start but there are errors in the >

I have a Apache proxying to a number of Mongrel''s on different physical machines. What I need to do next is share files between the Rails instances. I am creating dynamic files which will be created by Rails and stored on disk. The file is then recovered and served at a later date by an ajax request. But because of the proxying the ajax call my be routed to a different machine.

after days and days of fighting back and forth with an apache/fastcgi environment, i found mongrel and was up and running smoothly in about 10 minutes. i''m having a hard time with something though. if i set up ProxyPass and ProxyPassRevers to the root of the site, everything works fine. however once i try to just use separate directories for all of my apps, none of the attachments