Install Ruby On Rails Cpanel

Install Ruby On Rails Cpanel. Despite cPanel adding their Application Manager to run Ruby on Rails with Phusion Passenger I’ve still found it to be a pain in the neck The native version of Ruby that ships in Easy Apache 4 is quite dated and I was unable to successfully upgrade it (if someone knows a way feel free to share in the comments below) .

Installing mod_rails and Rails 309 on a cPanel machine While Rails 3 and mod_rails (aka Phusion Passenger) are not yet supported with cPanel it is possible in 30 minutes or less to install Rails 309 install mod_rails and get a working application using mod_rails in place of mongrel.

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Step 1 − Click Ruby on Rails found under Software Section of cPanel Home Step 2 − In Ruby on Rails Interface you will find Create Ruby on Rails Application Step 3 − Provide name of your application in App Name Step 4 − Provide a Path for your application in your Home Directory Step 5 − Choose appropriate environment for your Application.

How to Create Ruby Web Applications cPanel & WHM

So I figured a quick post with the steps required to run through the install would be great for those still running without Ruby on Rails on their cPanel servers So here are the steps 1) Login to SSH and root and run the following command /scripts/installruby This should install Ruby Rails Mongrel and FastThread for you.

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So you’ll need to create an include In a text editor create the following file /usr/local/apache/conf/passengerconf Inside of this file add the following lines LoadModule passenger_module /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby223/gems/passenger5024/buildout/apache2/mod_passengerso PassengerRoot /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby.