action #331
Install on booster host with its own subdomain and with MySQL as database backend
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Description
Application should be running in the openSUSE infrastructure (boosters machine). The current demo is hosted in Heroku. I have had some problems to make it work with the all version of MySQL that we are using right now.
History
#1
Updated by ancorgs almost 10 years ago
Updated by - % Done changed from 0 to 70
- Status changed from New to In Progress
It's already running on boosters. In fact, it's not running under its own subdomain, but in http://connect.opensuse.org/travel-support/ as we wanted to the application to be part of the connect infrastructure.
The application is still using sqlite. Mysql configuration is pending because of some versions incompatibility.
#2
Updated by ancorgs almost 10 years ago
Changing from the previous approach (proxy server and delayed_job both managed by a init.d script) to the approach used by darix for other applications (fcgi + delayed_job managed by a init.d script). A lot of work as all the previously deployed applications are using ruby 1.8 and Rails 2. fcgi is in some way deprecated in Rails 3 and making a ruby 1.9 + rvm + rails3 application run in this setup was hard. But is working smoothly now.
#3
Updated by ancorgs almost 10 years ago
exception_notification configured. I was not able to force an error in order to check if it's really working (good news, in fact). Manually raised some errors and now I'm sure that it's working.
#4
Updated by ancorgs over 9 years ago
- % Done changed from 70 to 100
- Status changed from In Progress to Closed
Mysql was never configured. Currently running with sqlite fairly ok. I'm closing this issue although a better setup is still needed.