Some time back, we had installed Redmine a project management web application built in Rails on our server. It worked smoothly for a while but then it started getting slower. In the last few days, it slowed down to the extent that it took ages (over a minute) to load any page. First I thought…
Setting up Redmine, a great project management tool, is not easy and setting it up one over SSL protocol is not a trivial task. There are number of steps required to accomplish this feat and since there is no guide available, I had a hard time getting it done recently. I scorched Redmine forums, Ruby…
If you ever need to run Ruby Webrick or Mongrel other than the default port 3000 for Redmine or any other RoR app, you can do easily by running the command using the -p option like this: [root@pm redmine-1.0.2]# ruby script/server -p 80 webrick -e production -d Hopefully you, will see followign result: => Booting…
If you are stuck with the running Mongrel or Webrick daemon mode like myself for Redmine or for any other reason and need to shut it down or restart, here’s you can kill the process. After setting up Redmine by starting ruby script/server webrick with -d option, there was no way to shut it down.…
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