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It leads to conflicting constant names and prevents the generator and the app from running.
Solution: rails new pageflow_something
and NOT rails new pageflow
Some versions of Devise seem to generate a migration without a file extension. When running migrate
the file is ignored causing the following migrations to fail.
Solution: Add .rb
extension to db/migrate/xxxx-devise_create_users
file.
If you get the error message "Pageflow has not yet been configured" while running the generator, make sure you
are running in the development
environment. When, for example, the RAILS_ENV
environment variable is set to
production
, the generator will fail.
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Error connecting to Redis on localhost:6379
when runningrake resque:work
Solution: Make sure Redis server is running.
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rb_sys_fail_str(connect(2) for [fe80::1%lo0]:6379)
when runningrake resque:work
As reported in redis/redis-rb#479 this error message is given on Max OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 with Ruby 2.1.0 when a Redis connection cannot be established.
Solution: Make sure Redis server is running.
Check log/development.log
to see the stack trace of the exception causing the request to fail.
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Errno::ECONNREFUSED in Pageflow::Editor::FilesController#create
or hangs at[paperclip] saving ...
Check that you have used a valid
s3_host_name
in Pageflow'spaperclip_s3_default_options
setting. In particular, ensure that you are not using ans3-website.
endpoint. Those are only for serving files from the bucket via HTTP - not for API access. See the AWS list of regions and enpoints for possible values. -
Uploading large files fails without output in any Rails log.
Make sure your web server does not restrict the allowed size of uploads too much (i.e. configure
client_max_body_size
for Nginx
Check log/jobs/development/resize.log
to see why the job failed.
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Ensure that ImageMagick is installed.
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Restart your Resque workers if you have changed the Paperclip configuration.
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Ensure there are no unwanted Resque worker processes still running, that might pick up jobs and fail silently. Run
ps aux | grep resque
to find such processes.
Check log/jobs/development/default.log
and log/jobs/development/resize.log
to see why the job failed.
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Zencoder failure after 4k video input
You need to opt-in for 4k video transcoding at Zencoder. 4k video is billed at 4 times the rate of other formats (current as of March 2017)
Trying to display an entry results in an error message:
ActionView::Template::Error: No compiled asset for react-server.js, was it precompiled?
Solution: In config/initializers/assets.rb
add the following line:
Rails.application.config.assets.precompile += %w(react-server.js components.js)
When viewing an entry, the browser console contains an error of the form:
GET http://com-example-pageflow-out.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/bandwidth_probe_small.png?1495014184536 404 (Not Found)
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Ensure the bandwidth probe files have been placed in the S3 bucket
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If the bucket name in the URL does not match your current configuration, recompile the assets. URLs are written to Javascript during asset precompilation. Therefore configuration changes do not take effect immediately.
Sometimes, after updating the pageflow
gem or installing a new page type, missing translations appear inside the editor. This is caused by the i18n-js
gem not picking up new translations. See the discussion in issue #100 for some background.
Solution: Remove the sprockets cache directory located at tmp/cache/assets/development/sprocket
and restart your app.
Sometimes in development
environment, Sprockets does not pick up changes in asset files, even though the require
s match. A quickfix is to change something in the root js within your app that uses the pageflow
gem or directly within the gem. Then save, reload page, change back, and Sprockets should pick up changes.