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yeah same for both w/ the -d option

Are you sure you see mongrel_rails as the process name w/ the top command?

What OS are you on?

is the same also for the deamon?

Seems like name of process in top is ruby for mongrel and thin:

mongrel_rails start

On top:

  PID COMMAND      %CPU   TIME   #TH #PRTS #MREGS RPRVT  RSHRD ...

name still appear as ruby on top command

http://github.com/macournoyer/th...

Is perfect also for me!

Super Thanks!

After some more thoughts on this and following your advices, here's what I propose:

thin install /etc/thin

This will install the runlevel script under /etc/...

3 command like

thin install service [optional -p /path/of/the/config -n service_name]

thin install symlink -c /config/thin.yml [optional -p /path/of/the/con...

Yes I prefer 2 step, or 3

1) a command for create the service

2) a command for create symlink (for people that like this way)

3) a command that run both 1 a...

Super Thanks!

Fixed on git.

Process name is now: thin server (0.0.0.0:3000)

thx for the suggestion!

Is possible call the thin process "thin" and not "ruby" ? So I can manage my process in a better way.

There is an example of top in my prod evn:

PID USER ...

Can you change this:

1. Loop through thin cluster folder and execute the command

Dir["#{thin_cluster_folder}/*"].each do |file|

puts "Processing #{file} ...\...

Thin needs support of a runlevel script for managing thin clusters. This is in the vein of mongrel_cluster. My proposed solution (or at least a starting poin...

I wanted to use my own custom framework. I ended up duplicating bin/thin and replacing that line. I think the option to load a rack config file would be a good...

the problem is that there's no convention as to how to initialize an adapter. Some require that your load the app first (Camping) and some do all the work of l...

Although Thin uses Rack, and so has the ability to work with lots of different frameworks (merb, rails, camping etc), but can only use the rails adapter since ...

In Mongrel there is the possibility to load multiple config files from a path.

In thin we need to specify each file, and in a webserver with multiple sites is...

I found out the reason for that performance problem (and am almost too embarrassed to admit to it). I was fetching the default index.html page, rather than doi...

fixed on git

uh? I think lighthouse ate your comment or something kirk, you posted the ticket description.

I did a quick benchmarks w/ a small rails app and perf seems very much the same:

nice -n20 ab -n5000 -c3 0.0.0.0:8080/simple

Swiftiply: 109.93 req/sec

Nginx...

post_init if @swiftiply

should be placed at the end of Connection#process not receive_data or else the request will be resetted at each packet received.

That...

thx Kirk, I'll wait for your feedback before applying the patch

Ok, here's the updated patch. At the moment I can get Swiftiply to do about 1226 requests per second, while nginx is around 5780.

This patch gives Swiftiply (http://swiftiply.swiftcore.org/) support to Thin. It allows you to pass a --swiftiply option to Thin, with an optional authenticati...

Starting thin twice w/ the same pid file and without stopping erases the pid file.

[root@localhost railstest]# thin start -s 2 
Starting server on 0.0.0.0:30...

fixed on git

moving large body to tempfile in Cheesecake seem to have introduce this bug

I'm using thin for all my Rails development (not on production

servers), and I think I might have found a bug.

When uploading a largish file (7-8 MB), the re...

• thin restart now sends HUP signals rather then stopping & starting.
• HUP signal now launches a new process with the same options.

$ thin start -s2
Starting server on 0.0.0.0:3000 ... 
Starting server on 0.0.0.0:3001 ... 

But 3000 crashed because port was already in use

It should stop,...

stats adapter now looks a lot like the Rack::ShowException one