Errors related to applications, code (PHP, Ruby, etc.), hardware, drivers, etc.
On initial installation of PostgreSQL typically you will also download and install pgAdmin III on your local PC to assist in Postgres management. The pgAdmin GUI will assist in viewing database information quickly, etc. In one of my installations I was not able to connect to the new Postgres installation via pgAdmin and I was…
These commands will directly draw the following to a .png file 1. Database Models 2. Mailer models 3. Observer models 4. Associations (with lines and arrows) 5. Inheritance among classes (for regular models, mailers, and observers) As root user: bash gem install railroad yum install graphviz cd rails_app_root railroad -a -i -M |…
It is possible when attempting to uninstall SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows SmartPhone from your Windows PC that you will not be able to do so. The initial error I received was the fact that ActiveSync was not installed. The details of the error are below. ERROR: SlingPlayer Mobile For Windows Smartphone – InstallShield Wizard ERROR:…
Error in Rails 2.2.2 Status: 500 Internal Server Error Can’t connect to local MySQL server through socket ‘/opt/local/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock’ (2) Add the socket location to database.yml ruby production: adapter: mysql encoding: utf8 database: example_production username: root password: passwordie pool: 5 socket: ‘/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock’ host: 127.0.0.1 Reference: database.yml in Ruby on Rails
Error in Litespeed v3.3.22: ‘Ruby path’ is not set properly, Rails context is disabled! Fix: Litespeed Admin > Server Tab > Ruby Rails Tab > Edit > Ruby Path Set to /usr/local/bin/ruby (does not accept relative path) Ruby Pat Syntax: Absolute pa/usr/local/bin/ruby
A few of our Storm users have experienced this error. It doesn’t cause any problems with web browsing, phone usage, or BES connectivity that I have seen so far, it is simply an annoying nag message that you would definately want to have removed. So far the easiest resolution is to pull the battery for…
When installing the mysql ruby gem you may run across the above error in the log file. If so you need to add some configuration switches to the gem install command as shown below. Install Command for CentOS 64 Bit Server: bash [root@server ~]# env ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64" gem install mysql — –with-mysql-config=/usr/lib64/mysql/mysql_config -with-mysql-dir=/var/lib/mysql
You may receive the above error in the mkmf.log file when attempting to install the MySQL gem. A sample of the log file errors is below. How to Resolve:Install mysql-devel via yum using the following command. bash [root@server ~]#yum install mysql-devel
You may see an error like the below when attempting to see if a certain package is installed using the yum package manager. Yum is the default package manager on RedHat Linux and CentOS Linux. Using the “yum list *SOMETEXT*” command will list all packages that contain “sometext” or you could use “yum list sometext”…