In my Rails project, I noticed that when I put some files into my public folder, such as .html, .pdf, .jpg, they can be opened via a browser. But when I put other files, such as .txt or files with no file type, permission is denied.
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /blog/public/test.txt on this server.
Where is this permission controlled?
Actually, it's interesting that the file robots.txt, which came automatically when the Rails project was set up, can be accessed! But test.txt, which I created, cannot be accessed.
Try restart the server and see if it works. It usually works in rails 3 like breeze, but you might be on an older version of rails.
I guess it is the asset pipeline which allows the html, css and js files only...
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I have a data file that I need to include with my app when I distribute it. When loading any files in the app, I prefix the file name with:
Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments)
This works great for anything I create within the app (and for reading back), like files I download in response to a user action. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to place files there when I build my app in Visual Studio.
I've tried making a "Documents" subdirectory in the special "Resources" folder, but that didn't work (I tried setting the "Build Action" to both BundleResource and Content). When I look at the folder for my app (from using the simulator) I can see that in the "Documents" folder there's all the files I downloaded, but I can't find my data file that I'm trying to bundle ahead of time. I even searched my entire hard drive on the Mac and still couldn't find said data file.
The data file isn't an image, if it matters. Just raw binary data. How do I set it up so that this file goes into the proper documents directory at compile time, so that I can read it using the SpecialFolder.MyDocuments prefix? Thanks.
You can't. You can include files in your app bundle, and then at startup copy them from the bundle into a user folder. But this won't happen automatically.
I've got an app on Heroku that contains uglified JS code. I'd like to include my original sources (.js) in my public folder so that I can refer to them from a source map for debugging. I don't want the source files to be viewable by just anyone, however: I'd like to restrict access to a certain set of IPs.
In other words, in my Rails app on Heroku I'd like to have a file here:
myapp.herokuapp.com/unminified_sources/my_file.js
And I'd like to restrict access to this file to a certain IP (mine).
Is this possible on Heroku? How? Can I use an .htaccess file?
You can put the file behind a unminified_sources_controller my_file action that responds to js requests and restrict it that way. You can restrict in the route or add a before_filter to test for IPs.
You can stream the file. http://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_controller_overview.html#sending-files
Heloo,
I have website that built by SPIP and already online on the internet. Since my webmaster dont work anymore with us, now I try to learning CMS SPIP.
I want to edit one of the html file, located inside this directory : httpdocs/squelettes/myfile.html. Say the name of my file is myfile.html
I changed some part of the file than upload it through fileZile. When I open my browser and refresh it, the file haven't changed yet. but it's successful upload.
please advise, do we need to configure something to upload the file.
Thank you for your help
There is a simple way to refresh a page in SPIP when you have caching issues : pressing the Reprocess page button on the public site (as said by Serge) or adding ?var_mode=recalcul as a parameter of your URL.
I think the matter is in website cache. SPIP is hard caching HTML and images.
Try to clean cache via private area (under Maintenance button in SPIP 3) or press "Reprocess page" button on the front-end.
With your FTP connection go to the SPIP root directory, then find the /tmp directory open it and clear\empty the /cache directory inside it. This directory contains temporary files & cache files.
I wrote a Grails project which does speech processing and produces several speech files. I saved the files in a folder in the root of the project for example:
..\\MapCloudWebServices\\speechdata\\123456.wav
When I run-app everything is working correctly and all the files are produced and saved in the the mention folder (speechdata). But we I run URL from the browser (localhost:8080/MapCloudWebServices/speechdata/123456.wav) I got the error message (http 404) that the requested resource is not available!
Could anybody help me how to assign the data in Grails project folders to appropriate URL on server? (maybe in config file?)
Thanks,
Reza
You need to put your static content such as your wav files under the web-app directory of your grails project.
I am using Symfony 1.31 for a brand new project. I have just created a module in the backend app, using the admin generator. To my suprise, it seems no theme ((At all) has been applied to the pages. As I mentioned before, this si abrand new project - I have not even modified the /app/backend/layout.php file yet.
I rember having a similar problem before - I dont remmber how I solved it (I think I had to run a task or copy some files over to the /web folder before the styles/images etc came into efect. Can anyone refresh my memory?
You might need to run the plugin:publish-assets command:
php symfony plugin:publish-assets
This will create symlinks to your plugins' web/ directory inside your project's web/, thus enabling access to sfDoctrinePlugin's (or propel depending what ORM you use) admin-gen styles.
Check your apache configuration and files permissions, and especially the alias to the /sf/ subdirectory. It seems that the .css file corresponding to sf_admin pages are not accessible. You can fix it by adding an Alias to your virtualhost configuration, or allowing symlinks.
(By the way, hint: check your html source, find out the .css url, and try to access it directly with your browser)