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    ProductType.all.each do |product_type|
      # Check if product type has banyan category group
      product_type_group = product_type.category_group
      
      # Create banyan category group for product type if not exist
      if product_type_group.nil?
        product_type_group = Banyan::CategoryGroup.new(:name => product_type.name + " Category Group")
        product_type_group.group_categorizable = product_type
        product_type_group.save!
      end

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---
:domain: "yourdomain.com"
:perform_deliveries: true
:address: 'relay.smtpserver.com'
:port:
:user_name:
:password:
:authentication: :plain
:enable_starttls_auto: true

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Resque.after_fork do |job|
  jobs_performed = 0
  kill_fork_at = Time.now.to_i + (ENV['MINUTES_PER_FORK'].to_i * 60)
  worker = job.worker
  first_job = job

  worker.procline "Processing #{job.queue} since #{Time.now.to_i} until #{kill_fork_at}"

  first_job.perform
  # rely on parent error handling

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This is a brief description of how to get VestalVersions and Paperclip to play nicely.

The paperclip_initializer.rb extends paperclip for a new option :keep_old_files which means that paperclip won't remove the file when a new file is uploaded.  In order for this to work, the model also needs to have to have specific settings:

  #1.  The version needs to be included in the file path
  #2.  A method to get the actual path to the file. (The file may not be at the current version)

You can view both these settings in the model_files.rb file below.

Note: If you dealing with public files then you will need to include the :id_and_version option in the :url and :path.  Then in the view you need to reference the model_file.versioned_file_path.

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class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :cars
end
class Car < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :user, :counter_cache => true
end