Redmine

Hi,

Never met that problem. Even I doubt it could mess the app, have you run the load_defaut_data rake task after migrating the schema?

Yes, I ran the load_defaut_data rake task. Actually I replicate the production environment on my laptop (Apache2, mod_fcgid, Ruby 1.8.6, Rails 2.1.0 on Ubuntu 8.04) and after following the same installation and setup steps I followed in production server, everything works ok.

I'm newbie in RoR and Redmine world so I'm really lost about this situation. I think it's something related with Gloc but I'm not sure.

Is there a way to know what Gloc is doing?

Hi all,

I'm experiencing the same issue, any hints?

Thanks

First, have a look to your log/production.log file. If there's something relevant in it, please paste it somewhere and link it here. Otherwise, try to force the verbose debug mode: in config/environnement.rb, uncomment the

config.log_level = :debug 

Thanks Thomas,

Actually, I'm on a remote server (Hostmonster), I uncommented:

config.log_level = :debug 

But I can't restart the server since I'm on a shared Apache.

There is one more issue, in fact, I'm using:

ENV['RAILS_ENV'] ||= 'production'

and the production section in database.yml, but when I run:

./script/about

I'm getting:

Environment               development

Thank you

PS: In the log, nothing is related to GLoc

Is there anyway to test the output of GLoc in a project's console (./script/console) ? that's to test the output and evaluate some keys.

Thanks.

Hi all,

Here a strange fact:

I launched the application's console than loaded GLoc:

./script/console
include GLoc
GLoc.set_config :default_language => :en
GLoc.clear_strings_except :en
GLoc.set_kcode
GLoc.load_localized_strings

And here a strange behavior !

>> GLoc.add_localized_strings(:en, :mm => "Mahmoud")
>> l(:mm)
GLoc reloading strings...
=> "Mahmoud"            # Correct behavior
>> l(:field_lastname)
=> ""                   # !! (it exists and checked in the language file)
>>  l_has_string?(:field_lastname)
=> true                 # !!!!

Any help would be appreciated, Thanks.

After trying almost everything that crossed my mind to get Redmine worked, I realized that the GLoc's sentence i.iconv(value) always returned an empty string (just like Mahmoud said), so with a little hack I got Redmine works, I changed this:

(line 184 of ROOT_RAILS/vendor/plugins/gloc-1.1.0/lib/gloc.rb)

symbol_hash[key.to_sym] = i.iconv(value)

into this:

symbol_hash[key.to_sym] = value

It's important to kill the process dispatch.fcgi after do this change. I know this is no a real solution, but maybe give you an idea about the root of the problem (I think it's related with the version of iconv installed in Hostmonster).

PS: I tested this hack with english and spanish languages only.

Thank a lot Carlos, that's working amazingly!!

(Tested with English and French)

Thanks again!