Also, I've found the thread covering restarting the acts_as_ferret Drb server on host reboot in the Mongrel case, but what about fastcgi?
Thanks!
Lisa
acts_as_ferret DRb Server with fastcgi
- Manyfish
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I'd like some info about using the DRb Server for acts_as_ferret when my app is running with fastcgi. I've got everything working, but I have 2 questions. I don't have a port assigned in my account center--is this because I'm using fastcgi? The aaf installer configured ferret_server.yml with a port which works, but I'm guessing that my port may change. Is this correct? Is there a way around this?
Also, I've found the thread covering restarting the acts_as_ferret Drb server on host reboot in the Mongrel case, but what about fastcgi?
Thanks!
Lisa
Also, I've found the thread covering restarting the acts_as_ferret Drb server on host reboot in the Mongrel case, but what about fastcgi?
Thanks!
Lisa
- Vinayan
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Hi Manyfish,
In order to run acts_as_ferret on your account, you have to buy a 50 Mb of dedicated swap memory. After adding 50 Mb of dedicated swap memory a port will be assigned to your account. You can use the assigned port to configure your ferret server through the file config/config/ferret_server.yml. Also the reboot cronjob can be set to ferret server as shown below.
@reboot cd path_to_railsapp && rm -f log/ferret.pid
@reboot cd path_to_railsapp && script/ferret_server -e production start
In order to run acts_as_ferret on your account, you have to buy a 50 Mb of dedicated swap memory. After adding 50 Mb of dedicated swap memory a port will be assigned to your account. You can use the assigned port to configure your ferret server through the file config/config/ferret_server.yml. Also the reboot cronjob can be set to ferret server as shown below.
@reboot cd path_to_railsapp && rm -f log/ferret.pid
@reboot cd path_to_railsapp && script/ferret_server -e production start