You don't have a configured route for EventsController, so your error is happening because some request is falling down to the default route map. Connect ':controller/:action/:id.
You don't have a configured route for EventsController, so your error is happening because some request is falling down to the default route, map. Connect ':controller/:action/:id' . This is happening because someone/something is sending a request of an HTTP method that isn't configured for your AdminEventsController.
Your admin. Resources :events, :member => { :status => :get } will match the following requests: GET /admin/events GET /admin/events/ GET /admin/events//status POST /admin/events PUT /admin/events/ DELETE /admin/events/ Anything else would fall through to the default route. So if you're seeing those ActionController::UnknownAction on this controller look for requests that are using the wrong HTTP method.
The source of your bizarre log message is almost certainly a request that was something like this: GET /admin/events/index The solution is to get rid of that default route entirely and ensure you're adding resources routes for all the controllers in the right place.
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