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Oct 24

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Hi, I am Hemant Kumar, commonly known by nick gnufied on freenode. Have a look at my projects page for more details.

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  1. Hi Hemant,
    I need some help with BackgroundRb. I am running Mac OS X 1.5.3 . I hae got your latest version. I have installed BackgroundRB plugin in the correctly and got a worker class. But i can’t see anything to worker methods that i have added. I added a configuration in backgroundrb.yml. But nothing happens. Here is how my background.yml looks:

    :backgroundrb:
    :ip: 0.0.0.0
    :port: 11006

    :schedules:
    :appointment_reminder:
    :test:
    :trigger_args: “*/5 * * * * * *”

    I don’t get any errors or anything logs seems to suggest that workers get started but just nothing happens after that. Please help.

    Regards

    Dipesh

    Dipesh

    24 Jun 08 at 6:12 pm

  2. I have replied to your question on rubyonrails mailing list.

    Hemant

    25 Jun 08 at 1:43 pm

  3. … same problem mee too, some soggestions ?

    magnum

    3 Aug 08 at 12:54 pm

  4. Hi
    cannot start background process. Using Mac OS X 15.3
    I got the message in the log
    adress already in use
    Tried ip: localhost and got the message
    Address family not supported by protocol family

    Any suggestions

    Hans

    22 Aug 08 at 6:35 pm

  5. hi hemant,

    my problem here is “Daily reports through email”. How far is it applicable or efficient to use Backgroundrb in this case?
    Cron job is referred here
    http://www.bencurtis.com/archives/2006/12/how-to-email-reports-from-rails/
    I already have many cron jobs running on my machine. Does it matters if I have one more?

    I love to post here :). thanks for your help.

    David Michael

    11 Nov 08 at 7:39 am

  6. David,

    You can use cron jobs or bdrb for generating daily reports and mails. Its really a matter of choice. with bdrb you can scheduler your job much frequently because rails environment is not loaded each time.

    Hemant

    12 Nov 08 at 3:48 am

  7. Hi Hemant,
    I am sandeep kalidindi, heading the technology team at pagalguy. Would like to talk to you about ruby,scala and erlang in general and systems programming(comet servers, xmpp etc) in particular. Liked your blog and projects a lot. we are an online educational community in india with 3lac+ registered members. Recently we started to concentrate on technology innovation for some of the product ideas we started to build. Would like to talk to you about the above mentioned technologies in that regard.

    Let me know if it is possible to spend some time with me.

    Regards,
    Sandeep.

    Sandeep

    15 Aug 09 at 5:36 am

  8. Hi Hemant,

    Where can I found the documentation for 1.1?
    The one on the http://backgroundrb.rubyforge.org/manual/index.html is kind of outdated.
    MiddleMan syntax has changed quite a bit.
    Can you please please help me?

    Regards,
    Aaditi.

    Aaditi

    21 Oct 09 at 9:37 pm

  9. hi Hemant,

    we are using the old (1.0.1) version of bdrb with cron scheduler. I tried to switch to the latest version for our 2.2 Rails project and I had lots of problems with things like 2.minutes and other Railsy stuff. E.g.

    can’t convert ActiveSupport::Duration into time interval

    Any advice?

    Vlad

    Vlad

    5 Dec 09 at 1:55 am

  10. Hi Hemant,

    Where can I found the documentation for 1.1?
    The one on the http://backgroundrb.rubygorge.org/manual/ineex.html is kind of 9utdated.
    MiddleMan syntax has changed quite a bit.
    Can you please please help me?

    Regards,
    Aaditi.;

    Avary

    12 Mar 10 at 11:38 am

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