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Hi, I am developing a rails app on a system which connects to internet through proxy. I am facing difficulties while Action Mailer tries to send mails. It says, Time Out Error. But when I try to run the code in the system which is directly connected to internet without proxy, The mails are sent correctly. Can somebody help me out it in this? Cheers, Charanya -- Posted via

I''m trying to get an application running in a sub directory of a site using apache and scgi. The application runs fine with webrick. I have a site. Let''s call it "mysite.org". There is a variety of content on that site. I would like to add a rails application to that site. Let''s call the application "myapp". So we will have urls of the form

Hello, I want to use named routes to create page navigation. For instance I have these named routes: map.homepage ''/'', ... map.links ''/links'', ... map.catalog ''/products/catalog/'', ... map.catalog2 ''/catalog/:year/'', ... And then have a map which defines navigation on the basis of the named routes (just for imagination):

This is probably a very basic question, but what is the proper controller & routing setup if I''m setting up a RoR site with static pages, like: http://mysite.com/about http://mysite.com/services http://mysite.com/contact I want each of these pages to use a single template file that I can push content to. It seems like overkill to create individual controllers for about,

This is really confusing to me- I have some code in a page on the site I''m working on that works absolutely fine on one version of the code and totally doesn''t work on a newer version, in spite of the fact I can see no difference whatsoever either in the rhtml pages, the controller or any of the routing code. Right now I literally have no idea what the cause of this could be.

Hi folks- I have the following map for default ''junk'' routes: map.connect ''*anything'', :controller => ''welcome'', :action => ''unknown'' Which works just fine for a URL like: "mysite.com/junkjunkjunk" However, it still tries to resolve an action when I do: "mysite.com/my_controller/junkjunkjunk"

I have this in my routes.rb: ... map.connect ":action/:id", :controller => "default_controller" .. It worked nicely, until I added a second controller to my project. The new (second) controller is "Admin". The problem is I cant reach the actions in the second controller. http://mysite.com/some_action is routed to some_action in default_controller. That is

Hello all, I''m new to RoR but loving leanrning it and wish i''d found it earlier instead of spending so much time with PHP. I have a problem with a custom routing and pagination... In my application, users can save their favourite bookmarks, and can view each others favourites. I have set up rooting so they can do this easily by the URL www.mysite.com/username using the

Hi all, My site uses subdomains to define an item. Eg http://itemname.mysite.com I fetch the itemname and render the appropriate site from that itemname. The subdomain is used everywhere (eg http://itemname.mysite.com/events, http://itemname.mysite.com/products/show/11, ...) I now want to give the user the possibilty to use a ''real'' domain like www.itemname.com that should

perhaps i am missing something but i can''t seem to see it so perhaps someone else can see what is going on i have the following routes setup map.connect "", :controller => "main", :action => "index", :site => "home" map.connect "admin", :controller => "admin/main", :action => "index" map.connect

I love the routes feature for RoR...until now. I''m trying to write tests to make sure my urls are correctly mapping to the routes I expect them to map to. This is driving me nuts because I simply can''t get any of my tests to pass. I have thus concluded that routes must work differently than I thought. I will try to explain my understanding of how routes work. Via this

Hello I''m looking to learn how to redirect all non-www (mysite.com) to https://www.mysite.com I tried the following: class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base before_filter :check_uri def check_uri redirect_to request.protocol + "www." + request.host_with_port + request.request_uri if !/^www/.match(request.host) if Rails.env ==

Hi, In my view I have the following cache: <%- cache(:controller => ''products'', :action => ''index'', :action_suffix => ''footer'') do -%> ... <%- end -%> And that''s the file generated: tmp/cache/views/www.mysite.com/products.action_suffix=footer.cache Why isn''t fragment caching picking up the :index

hello... On 2/8/07, cdvr <codecraig-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote: > > Hi, > I watched the rails screencast on creating a blog in 15 minutes. > I followed along got it working on my home PC and I then uploaded it > to my web host. So I have, > > /home/<username>/blog > > I had to change some config in the blog app (i.e. production

After reading tons of posts about buying certs, etc, I''m still confused. Please point me in the right direction. Here''s the question: I have a rails3 site (www.mysite.com). I want to have some pages use ssl, and some not. It appears the require_ssl approach is pre-Rails3 and there are other alternatives. Most of the posts I read talk about using a diff domain for ssl

I''m trying to help the sys admins of my server figure out what is up with our Rails installation (debian sarge - completely up to date). Hitting a simple page yields 31,000 failed stat64''s and takes anywhere from 8 - 44 seconds. They #! for ruby is correct everywhere, but it''s like it can''t find Rails. These are box stock standard installs. Here''s

I modified my routes to that you can reach my index action by just typing in the site name (ie www.mysite.com). I did this by: map.connect '''', :controller => "pragmatic" I need to be able to do a url_for(:controller => ''pragmatic'') or url_for(:controller => ''pragmatic'', :action => ''index'') and have

Hi, Recently I''ve looked at trying to get a permalink system up to increase my site''s ranking in google (and to have nice looking URLs); however I''ve been very worried about google and duplicate content. I currently already have a "flaw" in my site, in which if you go to mysite.com/tutorials/ID it will bring you to the same place as

Hi, Good evening! Is that possible to point like below <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName *xxx.xxx.xx.x/mysite * #server ip address DocumentRoot /path/to/projects/public RailsEnv development <Directory /path/to/projects/public> AllowOverride all Options -MultiViews </Directory> </VirtualHost> and Can I access *xxx.xxx.xx.x/mysite *in my browser? I tries

I have a server running Centos4. I found I was seeing some network problems so I tried "route" and found there was no routing. I thought reboot would solve it but it didn't. I had to manually enter a route to the default gateway, there is still no route to the loopback interface. How is this possible? I thought there was default routes built into the kernel, taken from