so i’ve been having problems with xampp and ror, for some reason when
the files have the extension .cgi everything is fine but .pl throws
error 500.
wanted to see what setup the community uses to test local browser?
so i’ve been having problems with xampp and ror, for some reason when
the files have the extension .cgi everything is fine but .pl throws
error 500.
wanted to see what setup the community uses to test local browser?
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 7:41 PM, sunny parker [email protected] wrote:
so i’ve been having problems with xampp and ror, for some reason when
the files have the extension .cgi everything is fine but .pl throws
error 500.
I’m not sure you have the right forum. First, this is a Ruby forum,
not a Rails-specific one. For Rails, try
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk .
Second, you mentioned Perl files. Those aren’t Ruby- or Rails-related.
Third, you’re using XAMPP. I’m not aware of many Rails developers who
use XAMPP. You’d be better off asking about that on its own mailing
list or forum.
wanted to see what setup the community uses to test local browser?
Generally people just start the Rails process and point the browser to
whatever URL is set up. Oftentimes a web server built into Rails is
used, so there’s no need for the Apache infrastructure that XAMPP
provides.
Eric C. wrote in post #1020488:
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 7:41 PM, sunny parker [email protected] wrote:
so i’ve been having problems with xampp and ror, for some reason when
the files have the extension .cgi everything is fine but .pl throws
error 500.I’m not sure you have the right forum. First, this is a Ruby forum,
not a Rails-specific one. For Rails, try
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk .Second, you mentioned Perl files. Those aren’t Ruby- or Rails-related.
those are not perl files, they are ruby files with those extensions. 1&1
hosting uses .pl extensions so i wanted to test locally with the same
format
thank you for the reply, will look in rubyonrails-talk for the future
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