I am trying to set up a small web server on my old mac mini G4 at home using the technologies mentioned in the title. I have learned that to serve anything on port 80, the server has to be started wit
My RVM is installed as root. When I\'m trying to start unicorn socket, it prints user@9001-3:~$ /etc/init.d/unicorn start
I\'ve got a Rails 3.1rc1 app that allows uploading of multiple files at once via a jQuery plugin called File Upload: http://aquantum-demo.appspot.com/file-upload This allows the user to upload a bunch
At work we\'re running some high traffic sites in rails. We often get a problem with the following being spammed in the nginx error log:
Rails 3.1 supports HTTP streaming, but only with compatible web servers. The blog post announcing the 3.1 release candidate mentions Unicorn:
I have the following deploy.rb # RVM bootstrap # $:.unshift(File.expand_path(\"/home/tim/.rvm/lib\")) $:.unshift(File.expand_path(\'./lib\', ENV[\'rvm_path\']))
I am currently running a large rails application on a virtual server.My setup uses Unicorn to serve the Rails App with nginx as the proxy server in front.
So sending USR2 to Unicorn is awesome -- it starts up a new master with a new copy of your code and automatically picks up any changes. Sweet. My question is: how do I stop the old master? The apparen
How can we do the below Nginx configuration in Apache? Basically proxying to a Unix socket instead of a load balanced port.
My unicorn server was running fine, but has stopped working and I can\'t figure out how to get it restarted.
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