I've recently modified a site to use SSL for some of the pages, and I
have it working on the production box. However, in my development
environment, I'm using RadRails on Windows, which provides a Mongrel
server for development. Since this setup doesn't support SSL, I can no
longer exercise the site fully in my development environment.
Is there a way to support SSL within the RadRails/Mongrel environment?
I don't think it uses Apache at all.
I could set up an Apache+Mongrel setup on my dev box to mirror the
production box setup... is that the way to go? (I was hoping to avoid
that extra complexity, but maybe I should stop resisting...)
thank,
Michael Slater
www.mslater.com
I have SSL enabled for production mode, but disabled in development/
test modes.
# in application.rb
# Force https usage for all links and redirects
# Only do this in production mode, though, because localhost
# probably doesn't have SSL enabled
if %w(production demo).include?(ENV['RAILS_ENV'])
def default_url_options(options)
{ :protocol => 'https://' }
end
end
Does this help?
-- Wes
Hi Wes,
wesgarrison wrote:
# in application.rb
# Force https usage for all links and redirects
# Only do this in production mode, though, because localhost
# probably doesn't have SSL enabled
if %w(production demo).include?(ENV['RAILS_ENV'])
def default_url_options(options)
{ :protocol => 'https://' }
end
end
Does this help?
I meant to get back to you sooner and thank you for this after you suggested it last week. It was exactly what I needed. There's another approach that was suggested on the deploy list but it involved changes both in the app and on the server. I like this better since it puts everything in the app and I could also extend it to conditionally apply to specific controller / actions.
Thanks much. It really helped me.
Best regards,
Bill