[ANN] ruby-services 0.2.0

D

Daniel Berger

Hi all,

The Win32Utils Team is happy to announce the 0.2.0 release of the
ruby-services package. This release adds services for both Gems
(gem_server) and FastRI (fastri_server).

This isn't a typical library or application. Rather, it's a collection
of services that you can install and configure individually as you see fit.

Instant Gratification - FastRI
==============================
1) Download and unzip the ruby-services zip file
2) Open a cmd window and change to the directory where you unzipped it.
3) cd fastri
4) ruby install.rb
5) ruby fastrictl -i
6) ruby fastrictl -s

Repeat steps 3-6 for rubygems and webrick if you want those services as
well (using gemctl and webrickctl instead, respectively).

See the invidual README files for more information about each service.

Enjoy!

The Win32Utils Team
 
B

bbiker

Sorry to kidnap this thread, but I can't seem to be able to start a
thread

Subject is: ruby-services

I have loaded the fastri service per instructions.


C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\..\fastri> fastrictl -i
FastRI service installed

C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\.>fastrictl -s
C:/ruby/bin/fastrictl.rb:fastrictl.rb:68:in `start': The pipe has been
ended. (Win32::ServiceError)
from C:/ruby/binfastri/fastrictl.rb:68

thereafter I get the following response:

C:\Documents and Settings\Owner>fastrictl -s
One moment, start pending
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
One moment, stopped
C:/ruby/bin/fastrictl.rb:75:in `sleep': Interrupt
from C:/ruby/bin/fastrictl.rb:75

I did delete (-d) and re-installed (-i), I still get the looping
responses when I attempt to start the service (-s)

fri works fine with fastri-server running.
Yes, before I tried to install (-i) and start (-s), I had shutdown the
fastri-server by closing its window.

I have successfully install and ran the rubygems service.

Would appreciate any assistance in resolving this problem.
 

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