Don't forget to enable XSendFile for the Vhost in question. Like I did, and wondered why 0b files were coming down all the time.

"Boilerplate is not a framework, nor does it prescribe any philosophy of development, it's just got some tricks to get your project off the ground quickly and right-footed." Good documentation, lots of neat tricks in here, and some good jumping-off points for further research.

"The Passenger preference pane is a preference pane for Mac OS X, it enables you to configure a Rails or Rack application in a matter of seconds." It does. It's very good.

Some nice tips in here, mainly about blocking access to things and security.

Can't believe I've not added Apache vhosts sooner. So anyway, here's a neat reminder of how to do this.

Visualisation of logfile access - "if you can tail it, you can visualise it" - in Ruby and openGL.

Headdress helps you run multiple Apache vhosts with its simple graphical interface

Fantastic collection of stuff to do with your .htaccess file, not just copied+pasted, but explained well, too.

Installer package for OSX

I decided to make my presentation a call to action to, once and for all, put a big fat finger in FastCGI’s eye and move on.

A little gotcha I ran into a while back and gave up on; I hope that this fixes it.

Building your own OSX server environment

Rewriting URLs in Apache