Controller unable to access model in production

[Cameron Craig]

I am trying to launch my rails app but when i launch the server in production mode my sessions controller cannot access my user controller. How do I fix this relationship not being set?

The problem is, in my sessions controller I can't instantiate User (e.g. User.find.authenticate (for has_secure_password))

Any ideas??

[iShoeYou]

I am trying to launch my rails app but when i launch the server in production mode my sessions controller cannot access my user controller. How do I fix this relationship not being set?

The problem is, in my sessions controller I can't instantiate User (e.g. User.find.authenticate (for has_secure_password))

Any ideas??

I think you mean that your SessionsController cannot access your User model. 

It should have access to your User model, so, what error/output do you see in your development.log?

By the way the example you are providing isn't a valid Rails statement: User.find needs an argument, so it has to be something like: User.find(id).authenticate at least.

[Frederick Cheung]

On Thursday, January 2, 2014 11:06:53 PM UTC, Cameron Craig wrote:

I am trying to launch my rails app but when i launch the server in production mode my sessions controller cannot access my user controller. How do I fix this relationship not being set?

The problem is, in my sessions controller I can't instantiate User (e.g. User.find.authenticate (for has_secure_password))

 

There is no relationship between controllers. What exactly happens (eg what exception is thrown) ?

Fred