When I type the command
$rails app_name
I don’t see the following list generate a dispatch.cgi or dispatch.fcgi
file. It appears that I need this file and I need to modify it in order
to properly deploy my site on Site5 hosting.
I have completely developed my site on my mac (my first rails app) and I
am looking to transfer it to production. This has easily been the
hardest part of my rails development. Does anyone suggest a really
simple, newbie friendly host for deploying rails apps?
Also, are dispatch files only generated when generating a production
rails app?
I am confused on this whole dispatch.cgi file.
Help would me much appreciated.
I’m hosting multiple rails apps at site5. Check out this entry on
their wiki →
http://wiki.site5.com/Scripting_and_Development_Guide#Ruby_on_Rails
While fcgi should work - Phusion Passenger is the preferred config.
You’re welcome to email me ([email protected]) if you have Phusion
Passenger questions.
-Christian
@cupomud
On Jan 19, 2:56Â am, Michael M. [email protected] wrote:
I have completely developed my site on my mac (my first rails app) and I
am looking to transfer it to production. Â This has easily been the
hardest part of my rails development. Â Does anyone suggest a really
simple, newbie friendly host for deploying rails apps?
Also, are dispatch files only generated when generating a production
rails app?
I think rails stopped generating dispatch.cgi/fcgi files in 2.3
Fred
Frederick C. wrote:
I think rails stopped generating dispatch.cgi/fcgi files in 2.3
Fred
This is what I thought. Which then leaves me confused as the proper way
to launch my site on the Site5 server.
On Jan 19, 2:58Â pm, Michael M. [email protected] wrote:
Frederick C. wrote:
I think rails stopped generating dispatch.cgi/fcgi files in 2.3
Fred
This is what I thought. Â Which then leaves me confused as the proper way
to launch my site on the Site5 server.
They might still work if they were there - you could fish them out of
an old version of rails. If, as the link supplied by Christian
suggests, they support passenger you’re far better off using that.
Fred