If you run backgroundrb on a production *nix server but develop on
win32 machines, you can apply a patch to make Rails load without
backgroundrb if it detects it’s in a win32 env:
alternatively, use a previous version of backgroundrb - i got hold of it
a
while ago after googling for it for a while.
regards
ivor
Okay, thanks guys. The search begins for BackgrounDRb version 0.1.x
I’ve been having trouble finding an older version of BackgrounDRb that
works with Windows. Does anyone know where to find one, or
alternatively, does anyone know if BackgrounDRb 0.3.1 is coming out soon
and will be compatible with Windows?
You can run the latest backgroundrb (0.2) on windows if you use the
cygwin environment. The drawback is that the ruby provided by cygwin
is a bit slower than the one provided by one-click ruby installer.
Here is a copy of the older version…not sure if attachments go through
on
the mailing list. If not, email me direclty or post your email address
and I
will mail you the zip - its 25k
I’ve installed that older version you attached, and I’m getting the
exact same error when I try to start the server. I’ve installed slave
and daemons, too. Any advice/tips? Was that really the older version
of backgroundrb?
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