Search results

Ya I know it's useful .I'm just out of ideas. This particular server is dishing out playlist files, and some browsers just won't open media player and pass the content off to it. I've done some header sniffing on various other services that do the same thing, but have no issue. The only...

Is there any way to configure litespeed so it can change content-types on a file that's coming from an external app? In this case I have litespeed proxying a few other webservers, and they add a '; charset=' to the content-type. I have no control over that and I need to strip it off...

I'm pretty sure something configured correctly. When the server is under a steady load, rails responses are very fast. When there are 60 or so seconds between requests, then it takes a few seconds to get a rails response and often times you get an application error on the first response. I...

Sweet. It's working. That was pretty easy. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Originally I read the wiky and I tried the suEXEC VH. It worked but I could only host one rails app per domain. I'm talking about setting up a new VH with EasyRailsWithSuSEXEC. Are you talking about...

I have a feeling that I'm stuck int he web-brick mode of thinking and not production thinking. To deploy my internal apps with Litespeed, I'm probably supposed to place a copy of the rails app into a folder on the Ubuntu box, then change ownwership of /public and /tmp to the same user that...

i left out the current permissions..they are drwxr-xr-x

thanks. ya..it was time to bite the bullet and get a proper dev box running. I was using Cygwin but I found a lot of things I needed wouldn't compile. Ok, I checked the folder ownership and both 'public' and 'tmp' have the same file owner, file group and permission set which is 'ubuntu'...

Well that was pretty painless. I have a permission problem now, or at least I think it is, and I'm not sure how to fix it. I can access static content in the Rails public folder, but when I try to do something Rails specific I get an error. I took a peek in the rails dev log and I see...

Ahh...I think I fugured it out. You create a plain old vhost, go to the Context menu, then add a new context of type Rails. Right?

Is it possible to set up multiple rails apps on a single IP/top level domain? My intention is to access multiple raisl apps like this: http://127.0.0.1/app1 http://127.0.0.1/app2 http://127.0.0.1/app3 Can I do this, or do I have to create a sub domain for each? Thanks for your time.