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== Installation == |
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==== Debian ==== |
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As root issue the following command: |
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<pre><nowiki> |
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gem install rails |
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<pre><nowiki>#!wiki note |
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'''Binary gems directory is not added automatically on `$PATH`''' |
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In order to run gem binaries available on `bin` folder, the location `/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin` must be added as described in `/usr/share/docs/rubygems1.8/README.Debian`. |
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==== Fedora ==== |
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Its very easy, `rubygem-rails` must provide all the needed packages and dependencies |
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yum install rubygem-rails |
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== Create a Rails Application == |
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# Set a location to deploy rails applications (eg. `/var/rails`) |
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# Create Rails application |
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mkdir -p /var/rails |
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cd /var/rails |
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rails newrail |
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== Publish a Rail Application == |
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Assuming the name of the Rail Application is `newrail` and the location for all new Rail Applications is `/var/rails`, thus a Rail Application can be published in 2 ways: |
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# Via Builtin Webserver, called WEBrick by running `/script/server` located in the folder where it was created. |
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cd /var/rails/newrail/script |
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./server & |
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# Via Apache Web Server by setting the proper `[[DocumentRoot]]` varible with the location of the `public` folder in the Rail Application |
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DocumentRoot /var/rails/newrails/public |
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<Directory /var/rails/newrails/public> |
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Options ExecCGI FollowSymLinks |
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AddHandler cgi-script .cgi |
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AllowOverride all |
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Order allow,deny |
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Allow from all |
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</Directory> |
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