[Rails] Re: Dreamhost FastCGI: incomplete headers (0 bytes) errors
J "Brien"
hybridindie at gmail.com
Thu Aug 17 18:08:04 GMT 2006
make sure your .profile (or whatever your shell file is) has your paths for
locally install gems. As for the fcgi errors i have found that this
typically happens when the tmp/ and log/ folders are not available for rails
to write into. This happens when I launch a new app from svn as i put
svn:ignore on the folders. another thing that has helped is forcing GC to
happen in your dispatch.fcgi. I find 50 requests works well. Hope this helps
On 8/17/06, Chris Lowis <chris.lowis at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Gene Horodecki wrote:
> > I'm in the exact same boat! Did you ever figure it out?
>
> Well, in the end I managed to get something working by not symlinking
> my-domain.tld in ~/ to another directory where my app is installed.
> Rather run:
> $ rails my-domain.tld in ~/
>
> and follow the rest of the wiki page from there.
>
> Now I am having all kinds of problems with getting rails to recognise
> that gems are installed. All my controllers that use features from other
> gems (I've tried SimpleSearch and Ferret) give me
> uninitialized constant
>
> errors in the production.log. It's quite a frustrating experience ! I'd
> appreciate any pointers,
>
> Chris
>
>
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