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Trying to use Thin with Nginx and Capistrano
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I don't have very much experience using these tools, but I'm trying to
run Thin now instead of Mongrel. What I want to do is to be able to
start the Rails application when I reboot the VPS and I also want it
to (re)start when I deploy it with Capistrano.
I have deployed the application previously so in the application root... more »
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Thin becoming unresponsive?
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I'm having a problem with my Thin/Swiftiply setup.
Everything works great for a while, then one after the other, my Thins
stop responding to requests. Eventually, Swiftiply gives me "Server
Unavailable". It happens many times per day.
Not sure what happens, nothing shows up in the logs.... more »
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Thin header size limit
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I'm using a trio of thins as the back end to an application with nginx
as the front end. In the current operation of the application we
perform GET and POST operations with large http headers. The nginx
default header size is 4KB, but this is resettable through the
large_client_header_buffers directive, where 64KB seems to be the... more »
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Thin, ps, rails, and me
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With mongrel, I can do ps aux | grep ruby and see which mongrels are
serving up which rails apps. With thin, I don't see anything that
helps remind me which ports are serving which rails apps.
My linux fu is not that great, so maybe there's a better way to use ps
that will tell me?
If this sounds like a silly question, it's because our servers host... more »
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Required --servers parameter to stop?
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When starting thin with --servers, I always forget to specify the --
servers again to stop the cluster. Not a big deal, but is there a
reason why stop can't "know" which servers to stop, just as restart
does?
Also, what does the "config" command do? I see it mentioned in the
help screen (thin -h) but not sure how to use it.... more »
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thin aborts on startup?
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hello, when i try to start thin with a basic generated rails app it
terminates with "Aborted"...i'm not sure how to proceed, any ideas?
thanks in advance for any help
Richard F.
[root@webdev sample]# thin start
...Aborted
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Monitoring Thin
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Hi, I'm starting to use Thin and even have a small app up that I'm
goofing off with it for ([link]). Anyway, I'd like to
monitor the Thin processes running on the server, and am wondering if
there is something equivalent to mongrel cluster's "cluster::status"
command, or what might be the recommended approach/what others are... more »
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Thin and Seesaw
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Dunno if this will help anyone, but if you were using Seesaw to bounce
your mongrels and have dumped mongrel_rails for thin, it's pretty easy
to get Seesaw working with Thin. Below is how I do it with cfengine,
should be fairly simple enough to do this with whatever tool you
prefer:
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has_seesaw.has_thin::... more »
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heel 1.0.0 Released
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Several moons ago, in the age of the Spherical Cow I promised to convert heel to use Thin instead of Mongrel. That work is complete and I'm happy to announce the rebirth of heel a new Rack/Thin based application. [link] Heel is a small static web server for use when you need a quick web server for a... more »
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Thin is the fastest Ruby web server ever built.