About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
Looks like Microsoft’s Internet Explorer will accept any format a web server is willing to give it. This doesn’t play nicely with Rails’ 2.0+ respond_to feature. A slick little bit of code that asks the browser what it wants and replies accordingly. Here’s a conversation between Rails & Firefox Firefox: “Hey Rails, I want this …
Continue reading “Workaround for IE Overly Accepting in Rails’ respond_to format”
I’m finally getting around to setting up my Joyent Accelerator. As I read through the ‘Getting Started with Joyent Accelerator’ wiki, things were going smoothly. Updating the nameserver at my registrar was unexpectedly fast and easy, as was signing into webmin, setting up a virtual server, a subversion repo, and a couple users. Now, which …
Continue reading “How to SFTP into a Virtual Server on Your Joyent Accelerator”
I wasn’t getting the upload speeds I was expecting. Not by a long shot. After troubleshooting the dsl line and the modem itself, the Speakeasy rep and I determined the Linksys WRT54G router was the issue. Upgrading the firmware to v4.21.1 didn’t improve anything. Then, after poking around the router’s admin settings, I found the …