Fix for: can't use fluid with campfire anymore...
Now that 37signals centralized their user management, my existing Fluid-based campfire doesn’t work. Specifically, I can’t login because it keeps opening a new window in my regular browser to login, instead of completing the login within Fluid.
I googled for “can’t use campfire with fluid” and similar, and no luck. A little more digging and I found reference to Making Fluid Ssbs Browse Only Pages You Want - fluidapp | Google Groups.
All I had to do was to add launchpad.37signals.com to my whitelist of URL’s to browse in Fluid and it worked.
I’m posting this here so the next person may have a shorter route to find the answer.
Installing nokogiri Slicehost's Ubuntu Hardy
Here’s the steps to get nokogiri installed;
- sudo apt-get update
- sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev
- sudo gem install nokogiri
- sudo gem install racc
- sudo gem install rexical
- (at this point, when I tried "gem install how", it complained I didn't have RubyGems >= 1.3.1. which is required for "hoe")
- sudo gem install rubygems-update -v=1.3.4
- sudo update_rubygems
- sudo gem install hoe
For Leopard, installing Sphinx from ports with mysql binary from mysql
Given I’ve installed sphinx
And I’ve used mac port for the install
When I run sphinx indexer
Then it expects the mysql socket to be in /opt/local/var/run/mysql5/mysqld.sock
Given I’ve installed mysql
And I’ve used the binary from mysql
When I run mysqld
Then it use the mysql socket in /tmp/mysql.sock
To get sphinx indexer to use my installed version of mysql, I have to change make a change in the sphinx.conf file to tell sphinx indexer to use the mysql socket in /tmp/mysql.sock:
in some source …
{
sql_sock = /tmp/mysql.sock
…
}
Check sphinx_docs [SphinxWiki] for reference.