Check that your hosts file doesn't have any "new" entries added to it since yesterday. I've seen spyware prevention apps add stuff in there sometimes.
Greg Donald wrote:
Check that your hosts file doesn't have any "new" entries added to it since yesterday. I've seen spyware prevention apps add stuff in there sometimes.
I checked it, seems it was missing a line...
It had, ::1 localhost and I added 127.0.0.1 localhost
Still doesn't work though 
Thanks for the idea, any others?
~Jeremy
hmm, ok.... so it's working now... kinda...
It only works when I have my port set to 80.
So, doing ruby script/server -p 80
Why would this be?
Jeremy Woertink wrote:
hmm, ok.... so it's working now... kinda...
It only works when I have my port set to 80.
So, doing ruby script/server -p 80
Why would this be?
try to add -b 127.0.0.1 for sure..
script/server -p 3000 -b 127.0.0.1
if it doesn't work, post your netstat table
t
Tom Z Meinlschmidt wrote:
Jeremy Woertink wrote:
hmm, ok.... so it's working now... kinda...
It only works when I have my port set to 80.
So, doing ruby script/server -p 80
Why would this be?
try to add -b 127.0.0.1 for sure..
script/server -p 3000 -b 127.0.0.1
if it doesn't work, post your netstat table
t
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ok, so I decided I would try it the normal way before trying your method, and what do you know.... it worked...... I'm thinking maybe some co-workers messing with me after I leave for the day or something....
Anyway, Thanks everyone. This has taught me a big more about trouble
shooting a rails app which I don't know much about 
~Jeremy