Transition Technology: Ticket Query

#668: Wagn transition_mod

chris — Sat, 11 Jan 2014 08:52:25 GMT

Email from Ethan via Tom:

I was doing some work on wagn mods today and I realized that I'd created a mod (as in "modification" or "module", whichever you like) for the transition site that probably never survived the move to the new server.

Looking at https://patterns.transitionresearchnetwork.org/Building_Resilience confirmed this for me. The confidence shows up as the words "2 stars" rather than actual star images. That's one thing the mod does. The other has to do with reducing visual redundancy (recurring names) in pattern summaries.

I've attached the mod file here. Unless you've gotten creative with your configuration, you should be able to stick this file in local/mods and restart the server and have that fixed. Let me know if any of this doesn't make sense.

#665: Wagn "Problem Loading Page" error

chris — Mon, 06 Jan 2014 14:02:00 GMT

Bug report from Tom:

I've encountered a problem when trying to set up new accounts: I get a 'Problem Loading Page' error when it tries to load http://localhost:3000/wagn/Invite_Success. This seems to be explained at http://wagn.org/Special_Urls_and_Ports - which I am hoping falls under your area of responsibility as I'm not sure how to do it myself,! But let me know if not...

#691: Upgrade Wagn hosting for patterns site

chris — Fri, 21 Feb 2014 16:53:43 GMT

The http://patterns.transitionresearchnetwork.org/ site is running using a development set up and the webrick server falls over every now and then, so the plan is to upgrade to a production style setup.

References:

ticket:635 webrick server problems
wiki:TransitionResearchWagn documentation
ticket:561 the last install
http://wagn.org/installation

#635: Transition Research Patterns WEBrick monitoring

chris — Wed, 27 Nov 2013 12:51:13 GMT

Tom noticed that the wiki:TransitionResearchWagn site was unavailable today. I restarted it following the notes. We could do with something being set up to check that is it running. When it is running it's task can be found like this:

ps -lA | grep "ruby1.8"
1 S  1003  1449     1  1  80   0 - 47153 -      ?        00:00:05 ruby1.8