configure do 
  Log = Logger.new("sinatra.log") # or log/development.log, whichever you prefer
  Log.level  = Logger::INFO 
  # I'm assuming the other logging levels are debug & error, couldn't find documentation on the different levels though
end

Log.info "WTF, why isn't this working #{@users.inspect}"

require 'rubygems'
require 'sinatra'
require 'app.rb'
path = '' # set the root path of your app here. e.g. /var/www/username/somesite
 
set :root, path
set :views, path + '/views'
set :public, path + '/public'
set :run, false # this line tells mongrel not to run and to let passenger handle the application
set :environment, :production
set :raise_errors, true 
 
# sinatra doesn't have anything built in for logging so you can use the stdout to log to a file
log = File.new("sinatra.log", "a")
STDOUT.reopen(log)
STDERR.reopen(log)
 
# always put this line last so that all of your settings are properly loaded before sinatra is booted up
run Sinatra::Application

ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(
  :adapter => 'mysql',
  :username => 'root',
  :password => '',
  :host => 'localhost',
  :database => 'somedb'
)

get '/stylesheets/application.sass' do 
  sass :application
end

#!/usr/bin/ruby
#change line above to reference your ruby location
 
require 'rubygems'
require 'net/smtp'
require 'mysql'
require 'time'
require 'curb'
 
def check
     @time = nil
 
    # Connect to db that stores all of our sites to monitor
     db = Mysql::new("localhost","user","pass","database")
 
	# Make sure we are only looking at sites that are active
    sites = db.query("SELECT * FROM sites WHERE active = 1")
	# Getting the most recent report since we only want to run the script to send a report every 2 hours
    last_report = db.query("SELECT * FROM reports WHERE fixed = 0 ORDER BY sent_at DESC Limit 0,1")
    last_report.each {|r| @time = r[1]}
		# If there isn't a report in the database yet it sets the time to greater than 2 hours so the script will run and report if needed.
        if @time.nil?
         @diff = 7201
        else
		# Calculating the difference in time
         @report = Time.parse(@time)
         @now = Time.now
         @diff = @now - @report
        end
			# Change this number to whatever you woudl prefer in seconds. Currently it is 2 hours
        unless @diff.to_i < 7200
            body = ""
            sites_down = 0
 
            sites.each do |s|
				# Prints the site name to the user
                print s[1]
				# need a begin/rescue in case the domain can't be curled
                begin
				# Uses curb to curl the domain
                 c = Curl::Easy.perform(s[1])
                puts " - #{c.response_code}"
 
			   # check http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html for examples of response codes
                unless c.response_code < 399
					# reports to the screen when manually ran that the site is down
                      puts "--DOWN--"
					  #increments the number of sites down and writes to the body of the email
                      sites_down = sites_down + 1
                      body = body + "DOWN - #{s[1]}\n"
               end
 
                rescue
				# if the script is unable to curl the site we still mark it as down since we want to make sure we are in good shape
                    sites_down = sites_down + 1
                    body = body + s[1] + " unable to curl, check record in db and ensure that it is being pointed\n"
                        puts "--DOWN--"
                end
 
                #only send if sites are down
 
            end
 
            if sites_down &gt; 0
                #send text and email
                record_report = db.query("INSERT INTO reports(down) VALUES(#{sites_down})")
				# I use this one for a text message.
                send_email("A server needs help! #{sites_down} down!","destination_address")
				# this is for an inbox since it provides more details to aid in troubleshooting later
                send_email(body,"myemail@blah.com")
            end
         else
			# Since there is still a report that is in the db that was recorded less than 2 hours ago we just want to notify the user if running it from shell.
            puts "Please run 'up.rb' first and then 'mon.rb' again to curl all sites."
            puts "You are seeing this message because there is a report that hasn't been marked as fixed within the past 2 hours."
         end
end
 
def send_email(body,to)
    msg = <
To: Admin 
Subject: Some sites are down
#{body}
END_OF_MESSAGE
 
    Net::SMTP.start('localhost') do |smtp|
        smtp.send_message msg, "from_address", to
    end
end
#need to run the function
check

#!/usr/bin/ruby
 
require 'mysql'
 
db = Mysql::new("localhost","user","pass","database")
up = db.query("UPDATE reports SET fixed = 1 WHERE fixed = 0")
 
puts "Reports marked as fixed, resuming normal monitoring."

myArray = ["dog","cat","mouse"]

$myArray = array("dog","cat","mouse")

myArray[1] = "cat"

$myArray(1) = "cat"

myArray.first = "dog"

first($myArray) = "dog"

myArray.first(2) = ["dog","cat"]

for ($i=0; $i < 1; $i++ ){$first2elements .= myArray($i);}

 myArray.inspect

printr($myArray)

# COMMENT

// SINGLE LINE COMMENT
/* MULTILINE COMMENT */

< %=%>

< ?php= ?>
< ?= ?>

s = "hello world"

$s = "hello world"

s.capitalize => "Hello World"

ucwords($s) = "Hello World"

s.capitalize! = "Hello World" *This keeps the string Capitalized
s.capitalize = "Hello World"

validates_presence_of :animal_name #This goes in the definition of the model such as 'animals', going into detail about how models work is beyond the scope of this tutorial. Other handy ones you can use in rails are...
validates_acceptance_of #Good to use this for checkboxes.
validates_format_of #Can use regular expressions to validate fields such as email address.
validates_length_of :animal_name, :maximum = 20 #A max of 20 characters is aloud
validates_length_of :animal_name, :within= 5..20 #Needs to be within 5 to 20 characters
validates_numericality_of :feet #Makes sure that the user specifies a number for amount of feet
validates_presence_of :animal_name #Make sure animal name isn't blank
validates_uniqueness_of :animal_name #Make sure you only have one entry for 'dog' as an animal name

< %= link_to "link name" "/direction/for/link" %>
< %= javascript_include_tag "myJSFile" %>
< %= stylesheet_link_tag "myCSSFile" %>