18th
Here is a handy configuration to easily run BackgroundRb in both development and production environments without having to worry about multiple backgroundrb.yml files:
:backgroundrb:
:ip: 0.0.0.0
:port: 11111 # use port 11111
:production:
:backgroundrb:
:port: 22222 # use port 22222
:lazy_load: true # do not load models eagerly
:debug_log: false # disable log workers and other logging
:environment: production # use rails production environment
Then in development:
ruby script/backgroundrb start
and in production:
ruby script/backgroundrb start -e production
The backgroundrb environment variable loads all of the production variables from the config.yml file (including the rails environment), this isn’t obvious from the documentation and kind of confusing with the double environments. Hope this helps.
Pirates of Penzance is now a DVD.
I’ve been trying to get my hands on a copy of my highschool theater presentation of Pirates of Penzance for months (literally months), but to no avail. Last weekend, while in Topeka for a wedding, I finally got my hands on THE last copy at Cair Paravel. It was given to me with an understanding that if I lost it, my ‘mortal career would be cut short’.
So in an effort to remedy this tragic shortage, I’ve transferred the VHS to a nice, archive quality DVD. It is great to watch this again. Sarah watched the whole thing with me last night and we laughed all the way through (she is so good to me).
Watch a teaser of part of the show.
Anyway, if anyone realizes that they too are missing their copy of the VHS and would like to relive possibly the best CPLS musical ever, let me know and I’ll make you a copy of the DVD. They’ll probably cost about $20 for the duplication service and shipping. I’ll post a photo of the finished product soon.
Don’t swim. Take the dinghy.
update: The DVD is available for purchase!