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I have just installed a new samba PDC following http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu-gutsy-samba-domaincontroller-p2 but my winXP clients don't save their profile. It is created a directory /home/samba/profiles/USER with permission 700 but no file is saved there. The computer I amb testing with was in the old samba PDC saving the profile with no problem, so I suppose is a samba problem. Any hint

I have a share with folders belonging to diferent groups, with restricted access depending on unix groups. When a user creates a file inside one of this folders I want it created with "directory group"; I think it should be possible using "inherit acl" but it don't work; my share configuration is: [arees2] path = /home/samba/arees valid users = @users

Howdy, I recently switched an app to Mongrel and since the switch, when I upload files using the file_column plug-in, the files are not uploaded with the correct permissions. I want something like this: -rw-rw-rw- file.jpg But I am getting: -rw------- file.jpg So, of course the files aren''t being served up by the Web server. Mongrel is running as the ''mongrel''

Hello, I already have a site that allows for uploading and displaying of photos using file_column, and I now want to add video support. I know that I can obviously use file_column to upload and store the reference, but does anyone know of a way to take a sample of the video on a particular frame so that I can store that as the thumbnail view? Thanks for the help, Frank

Hi, I want to get the size of an uploaded file that is saved in the database. Can you help me? In the edit view formular there is: <input id="attachment_title" name="attachment[title]" size="30" type="text" /> <input id="attachment_attachment" name="attachment[attachment]" size="30" type="file" />

Hi, I''m now trying to develop application for big files exchanges by Webserver and Browser with rails. There is a browser dependent file uploading problem with Rails. Uploading file is issued from .rhtml like this. <%= form_tag({:action => "upload_file"}, {:multipart => "true"}) %> With IE ( 6.02900 ) a 5 meg file was sent but slowly and it took more

Hi all, I have developed one rails application and uploaded into server. Its very small application. For the index.html i gave some link to login so that if a user click on that link he''lll get the login page. So i gave the path to that link, then it worked very well.(http:// xyz.com/internal)if i open this page i''lll get link i.e., login. If i click on login

Hi everybody, I''m trying upload files to my database through a batch file, does anybody have any suggestions how to do this? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi everybody, I''m new with Ruby on Rails and would like to know how to upload data into my database from a batch file. I want users to specify a path to their batch file and then upload from a path box. Does anybody know how to do this? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Greetings RoR Folks, I''ve seen lots of examples that show how to load images into MySQL databases using RoR with the file actually sitting on the filesystem and the file path stored in the database. What I would like to do is upload a file (.jpg, .png, .gif, .mp3, or .wav) into a MySQL BLOB column so that the file is not on the file system, but rather in the MySQL database. The

Hi I am trying the sample code in Rails Recipes book; when I try to upload a picture I get this message; any ideas? thanks -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Iam new at rubyonrails. I implemented the image upload in my application. The image uploaded successfully but if iam trying to see those uploaded images they look awful. So plz help me out in this issue. this is my rhtml file <%= form_tag({ :action => "create" }, :multipart => true) %> <p>Image: <input type="file" name="picture"

PodServe (http://www.pod-serve.com) is written using ruby on rails. We host audio and movie files for users, but first they have to upload the files to our servers. Most of our users are non-technical so ftp is not an option - instead they use a browser based http upload. We have lots of of problems including (according to our engineer): "Upload large files thought http always was a

Hi, I''m using InstantRails 1.0 (rails 1.0 and ruby 1.8.4). When I try to upload a video file ~11MB, IE just hangs on me. Seems like WEBrick hangs too and I can''t connect from another IE. I end up manually killing WEBrick. Would anybody know the problem here? I had to increase my mysql max_packet_size parameter in order to upload in the first place so mysql doesn''t

params[uploaded_file] is not recognised when i try form_remote_tag like this: <%= form_remote_tag :url=>{:action => "save_file"} ,:html=>{:multipart => true} <%=text_field_tag "name"%> <input type="file" id="uploaded_file_file" name="uploaded_file[file]"/> <input type="submit"

i am writting a web service that will enable users to upload image files...but then the problem is...i will have to use Soap4R, now my question is....the API generated(or whatever you call it, wsdl file that i get) will support standard SOAP implementation??...so i can use Mono.NET to call this web service and upload files. I ask this because as per my knowledge SOAP4R is different...so will

Hi all By Ruby I am not able to make directory.... How to do that... Awaiting Reply -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hello, I followed instructions on http://www.joshuamcharles.com/rails/fckeditor.html Added FCKEditor to my rails app which works great, but I''m not able to upload images using the WYSISYG editor. Is there a way to enable this feature in rails app? If not, where is the images folder that FCK looks into it for images, so I can upload my images manully there? Thanks, - Dunnil --------------

I haven''t had a chance to upload my app and configure dreamhost, but I did log in and create the folder using the "rails app_name" command. Now, my question is, I read online to do this: > cd domain.com > rails my_app_name So, I did just that. Rails will know what to do even though my application is in a sub-directory under "domain.com"? Essentially,

Has anyone done this? I''m not sure I understand how to go about doing it without first going to my app''s server and then over to Strongspace. I would presume the Net::SFTP Ruby lib would be the most direct way to accomplish some of this, correct? Jake -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.