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I has_attached_file defined on paperclip, which does 4 quite computationally expensive conversions.
If I leave the process_in_background :upload out, then the conversion works fine, and after 30-40 seconds I get my file(s) in the view.
If I add the process_in_background :upload bit, and run resque in verbose mode:
VVERBOSE=1 rake resque:work QUEUE=''
I get:
* [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9410: got: (Job{paperclip} | DelayedPaperclip::Jobs::Resque | ["Document", 15, "source"])
** [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9410: resque-1.20.0: Forked 9719 at 1337196818
** [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9719: resque-1.20.0: Processing paperclip since 1337196818
** [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9719: done: (Job{paperclip} | DelayedPaperclip::Jobs::Resque | ["Document", 15, "source"])
So, instantly, in less than a second, the job is defined as started.. and complete.
Would anyone know why? Or how I can see the "actual" code running behind, while the resque rake task's running?
I tried to audit it with the resque webserver, but all I get is the job appearing and disappearing in an instant - and again without failure.
P.S. I'm pretty sure it worked a couple times initially, and then randomly decided not to. I'm on a Mac, and tried to empty any /var/folders/XX files that may be causing it to, I don't know, think the job's done?!?
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I has_attached_file defined on paperclip, which does 4 quite computationally expensive conversions.
If I leave the process_in_background :upload out, then the conversion works fine, and after 30-40 seconds I get my file(s) in the view.
If I add the process_in_background :upload bit, and run resque in verbose mode:
VVERBOSE=1 rake resque:work QUEUE=''
I get:
* [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9410: got: (Job{paperclip} | DelayedPaperclip::Jobs::Resque | ["Document", 15, "source"])
** [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9410: resque-1.20.0: Forked 9719 at 1337196818
** [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9719: resque-1.20.0: Processing paperclip since 1337196818
** [20:33:38 2012-05-16] 9719: done: (Job{paperclip} | DelayedPaperclip::Jobs::Resque | ["Document", 15, "source"])
So, instantly, in less than a second, the job is defined as started.. and complete.
Would anyone know why? Or how I can see the "actual" code running behind, while the resque rake task's running?
I tried to audit it with the resque webserver, but all I get is the job appearing and disappearing in an instant - and again without failure.
P.S. I'm pretty sure it worked a couple times initially, and then randomly decided not to. I'm on a Mac, and tried to empty any /var/folders/XX files that may be causing it to, I don't know, think the job's done?!?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: