Ipad 3 charging issue

[Peter Korsten]

Op 12-4-2012 11:32, Jay Vaughan schreef:

> Ah yes, Ruby.  BTW, Ruby installation and maintenance pretty much sucks on all Linux distro's, because distro's are not maintaining the Ruby package as well as the Ruby team are .. and they're expecting most Ruby'ists to use 'rvm' instead:
>
> http://beginrescueend.com/

Ah, good to know.

> Its definitely a dilemna for us distro-types, but rvm (and Ruby in general) is best maintained locally.  Distro's aren't really doing the Ruby thing so well - and CentOS is especially lousy in this regard.

Yeah, one thing that irks me is that there are I don't know how many 
Linux distributions, and slightly fewer distribution methods. Oh, for 
the simplicity of FreeBSD and its ports system (and lack of software, 
but hey).

The reason why I moved to Centos is because that's what's mostly used in 
our company (other than Solaris, of course), and Solaris means having to 
build all those packages by hand, or pay. The machine runs, like most of 
our servers, on a virtual machine.

And it's a bugger to actually do anything with. :) Not one, no, TWO 
packet filters/firewalls to make your life a misery.

> BTW, since Redmine is a stock-standard rails site, I think you can try it out without having to integrate it into your existing webserver configuration .. go to the redmine dir, type 'script/rails server' and you should get a locally-addressable webserver configured to run the redmine app which you can use to try it out .. assuming you got as far as doing a 'rake db:migrate' to get your database set up, of course. (ymmv) ..

Yes, I think what's missing is getting Ruby to play nice with Apache. 
Thanks for the tip, I'll try it out.

The Apache server already runs mod_svn and authenticates against 
Microsoft's Active Directory. It was... slightly simpler to set up. Once 
you've figured out how to authenticate to Active Directory, that is.

- Peter