similar to: Lighttpd and upload progress

Hi, I''m currently running my rails app on lighttpd. I want to have an upload progress bar for uploading large files. But I have read that lighttpd has removed that functionallity right now. Should I switch over to apache 2.0 if I want this feature? Is there another way around it? Also, I tried installing Apache 2.0 on my mac with fastcgi, but once I tried to start the server, I get

I''m trying to implement the upload progress bar with lighttpd 1.4.11, and i''m seeing various posts (linked below) indicating that lighty doesn''t support it. sounds like they''re working on it, though. anyone have any idea what the current status of this is? or if there''s a workaround in the meanwhile? those posts:

Hello, I''m trying to install the upload_progress gem and i can''t see the upload progress status. My config is : apache2 with mod_proxy mongrel rails upload.rb : ############## require ''rubygems'' require ''drb'' require ''gem_plugin'' GemPlugin::Manager.instance.load ''mongrel'' => GemPlugin::INCLUDE

Hi guys, I had mongrel_upload_progress working very sweetly on my dev machine, where mongrel was acting directly as the webserver. But when I went to production it stopped working. The Problem: On our production server we use Lighttpd, and it looks like lighty is buffering the whole upload and then giving it to Mongrel in a big chunk. This pretty much screws up the whole point of

Hi! What''s up with upload progress support in Rails? Does anyone know if it will stay core, or go as a plugin? Does anyone have it working with lighttpd? If yes, what versions? Is it working for all of the Apache crowd? Thanks, Rob

Hi, Apologies if this has been asked and answered previously. I just started looking at Merb today as I''d like to use it as an upload server, especially the upload progress feature. I''ve installed the latest Merb gem (0.4.2) and created a new application to test out uploading. I took elements of the mr_blog application and integrated them into it. I realise this

Hi Is there some definitive guide for upload progress plugin ? We have in this mailing list a lot of testimonials, bug reports, bug fixes, but there are still people like me who cannot use it correctly. Here is my config: - mongrel 1.0RC and upload progress plugin 0.2.1 - a 6 mongrels cluster - config/mongrel_upload_progress.conf: uri "/", :handler =>

I''ve been trying to add a basic file upload feature (just based on the Rails Recipes example), but I find that it only works with the webrick server and not my lighttpd 1.4.11 server. I''m running Rails 1.1.2 on OSX. The upload silently fails with both firefox and Safari, even with the useragent hack and with any size of file/image. My lighttpd config is pretty standard as

Hi, I''m currently running my rails app on lighttpd. I want to have an upload progress bar for uploading large files. But I have read that lighttpd has removed that functionallity right now. Should I switch over to apache 2.0 if I want this feature? Is there another way around it? Also, I tried installing Apache 2.0 on my mac with fastcgi, but once I tried to start the server, I get

I posted this on Rick''s Beast forum but got zilch so I am gonna try it here: Ok, I have been fiddling with this trying to integrate it into my app. I believe I?m just having a bit of trouble with the last part? In the example, the upload action doesn?t really return, it renders some ?text?, that basically then invokes a ?cleanup? method on the JavaScript. Well, I want to do a few of

I''m working on new methods of doing Ajax calls through streaming responses. I''ve created a little javascript library (which depends on prototype.js) that can interpret a stream of JSON objects separated by semicolons. As an application of this, this Mongrel plug-in streams upload status when given a qualified upload_id. It looks like this:

Hi, as i''m aware that there are not too many out there still using dispatch.fcgi && lighttpd (rather moving to mongrels && nginx ) , i''ll try to make this simple: how do i limit a file upload size in lighttpd? am i supposed to do this via the app? i''ve racked the internet for a while now, and my mind is heavy and stumped. i''m running

I am having trouble uploading files through a form when using Apache (production) or Lighttpd (development). The odd thing is that when I force script/server to load Webrick, the upload works just fine on the same code-base. When it fails, the upload just sits there forever. Some browsers eventually return an error code, others spin for a long time... Anyway, it never recovers. The file is a

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

what is the best method for adding upload progress functionality there are the fcgi and mongrel plugins... but is there an HTTP Server agnostic way of doing upload progress stats cheers dion -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060724/7c477b9c/attachment-0001.html

Hi guys, I''m here again with a problem. I have a rails app called brewed. It''s located /home/user/brewed. My lighttpd.conf is located at /home/user/lighty. When I execute lighty on port 80 with: /usr/local/sbin/lighttpd -f /home/user/lighty/lighttpd.conf rails seems to work fine. If I type www.mysite.com/main/index on my browser, the page comes out well. I have my files

Hello. Since two days I am trying to set up two rails-apps on a vserver-host so that I can access from work ;-) I tried all I can imagine and what Google/MSN teached me: FastCGI, SCGI, Lighttpd, Apache, Alias, Vhosts,.... But nothing really works. I am on Debian 3.1 with Ruby 1.8.4, Rails 1.1.2, FastCGI 2.4.0, mod_fastcgi 2.4.2, ruby_fcgi 0.8.6, ruby_gems 0.8.11, Apache 2.0.54, Lighttpd

I''m putting together a file upload server using the merb upload progress stuff (nice!) and I wish there was a request_ends callback. Why? I need to do some processing of the file after the upload (like pushing it to Amazon S3 in the back) and I''d like to continue providing user feedback through the progress HTTP requests The nicest way to do that would be to leverage the

Hello, I''m having a serious problem proxying from Apache (2.2) to local Lighttpd servers. I need this to run Rails instances on www.mysite.com/rails next to the regular part from www.mysite.com. Currently I get a working www.mysite.com/rails for only the first page, controllers do not work. I am quite desperate in getting this to work as it is the only way I can run Rails at our

I''m modifying techno weenie''s progress bar plug-in. Currently it works by making the browser poll the server, via AJAX, for updates on amount received. My plug-in provides a handler which will stream updates on the amount received, thus only one request needs to be made. Also, the progress can be updated at faster rates since the client doesn''t need to poll. This should