Gordon has been kind enough to test the system and everything works fine apparently (http://gordon.2.ai) question: do dancer developers usually develop locally and can then drop their app in our free hosting via SFTP or is SSH access a must (I don't see how thou as other services just give git push to deploy) just thought i would ask before running more tests :) Best Regards David
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:35 PM, Assaf Gordon <gordon@cshl.edu <mailto:
gordon@cshl.edu>> wrote:
Hello David,
I'd be happy to test it, I can put my dancer+bootstrap+fontawesome
template ( http://cowbell.cancan.cshl.edu ) as an example.
-gordon
gurugeek wrote, On 08/14/2012 03:26 PM: > okay I found my own answer :) > all is needed is mod_perl and Plack ! > Test is live at http://dancer.2.ai > this is a simple test using a dancer self-contained one file app
(using the tutorial from the advent calendar).
> > Dave I would be thankful if you and/or others would be willing to
test it with some other code. If you email me directly I will be glad to give you the SFTP login/pw.
> Best Regards > David > > > > On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 7:26 PM, gurugeek <gurugeekphp@gmail.com<mailto:
gurugeekphp@gmail.com> <mailto:gurugeekphp@gmail.com <mailto: gurugeekphp@gmail.com>>> wrote:
> > or actually I just need > mod_perl and Plack::Handler::Apache2 > as per : >
http://lists.perldancer.org/pipermail/dancer-users/2010-August/000199.html
> > ? > > I was confused as the mod_apache is still listed in the plack
website :)
> > > On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 11:24 AM, David Precious <
davidp@preshweb.co.uk <mailto:davidp@preshweb.co.uk> <mailto: davidp@preshweb.co.uk <mailto:davidp@preshweb.co.uk>>> wrote:
> > On Mon, 13 Aug 2012 20:01:30 +0200 > gurugeek <gurugeekphp@gmail.com <mailto:
gurugeekphp@gmail.com> <mailto:gurugeekphp@gmail.com <mailto: gurugeekphp@gmail.com>>> wrote:
> > > hello, > > we are finalising a totally free hosting service for
programmers (
> > dotgeek.org <http://dotgeek.org> <http://dotgeek.org>).
We used to run this in 2004-2005 with PHP 5 etc. and we
> > are now trying to extend the service to offer, in
addition to PHP,
> > MySQL and Ruby (Sinatra, Camping) with Dancer. > > > > I did try it yesterday and today and I think it is very
interesting
> > and we would like to add support for dancer. > > That's awesome - I'll be happy to provide whatever help I
can.
> > > > I have a quick question regarding the best solution for
a multiple
> > hosting environment (we are using apache with a and we
have a proper
> > security system in place). According to your deployment
guide the
> > PSGI + Apache setup will require the application URL in
the vhost
> > configuration > > > > PerlSetVar psgi_app /websites/myapp.example.com/app.pl<
http://myapp.example.com/app.pl> <http://myapp.example.com/app.pl>
> > > > this might be an issue if the user rename the
application. In sinatra
> > with a passenger deployment (aka mod_ruby) you can
define a full
> > public folder and through the config.ru <
http://config.ru> <http://config.ru> file, that is easier to edit
> > from the users that will have only SFTP access, you
define which
> > application you wish to run. > > > > Is there a similar option with Dancer or there is a
need to declare
> > the app name in the apache vhost configuration ? > > You could probably set up e.g. /home/$username/app.pl <
http://app.pl> <http://app.pl> or similar which
> they can edit, which loads the appropriate app; they
could edit that to
> choose which app to load, perhaps? > > Or use some Apache trickery to extract a subdomain from
the query and
> use that as the path, as people often do with mass
name-based virtual
> hosting, so e.g. app1.user.dotgeek.org <
http://app1.user.dotgeek.org> <http://app1.user.dotgeek.org> is /home/$user/$app1/bin/app.pl <http://app.pl> <http://app.pl>
> etc - that way they could just upload a new app and hit > $appname.$user.dotgeek.org <http://user.dotgeek.org> <
http://user.dotgeek.org> or similar and have it Just Work (in theory).
> > > I would also welcome any feedback about this service
that will
> > essentially offer dancer + mysql + sqlite totally free.
Do you think
> > it would be interested and help users to get started ? > > Certainly - the ability for a user to try out their first
Dancer app
> for free without having to install stuff is likely to be
of use to
> people I think. This is something I sort of toyed with
the idea of
> trying to offer myself, but I decided I didn't have the
time to
> implement it in a secure enough way and manage it closely
enough to
> limit abuse etc (and to deal with the users, who from
past experience
> will expect the moon on a stick, even though they're not
paying a
> penny...) > > I note you've got reCAPTCHA which should keep out some
users though, as
> it's become almost unusable these days :) > > Anyway - I, and the other Dancer core devs, will be happy
to provide
> whatever assistance we can to you in order to get Dancer
support into
> dotgeek.org <http://dotgeek.org> <http://dotgeek.org>. > > Cheers! > > Dave P > > -- > David Precious ("bigpresh") <davidp@preshweb.co.uk<mailto:
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