hi i wanna run this command ruby script/server automatically when
windows start. can any one help me out how to do this .
thanks in advance
Create a link set its working dir to the path of your rails application
and
put the command “ruby script/server”
Then put the link in your superstar of stsrtmenu
This is started when ever the user logs in.
Don’t know a way to started before login in
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Am 10.10.2011 08:12 schrieb “honey ruby” [email protected]:
i want detailed steps to use that command when the windows starts.
On Oct 10, 11:22am, hanish jadala [email protected] wrote:
i want detailed steps to use that command when the windows starts.
I want sounds like an order, not a desire for someone to help.
Look into how to run a command line application into a service, srvany
and others.
Do your own research so when there are problems you have the knowledge
to solve them by yourself.
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Luis L.
All I know is that it depends on your windows version.
But probably it would be easier in your case to install apache webserver
and
mod_rails aka passenger and configure the apache as a service.
Only problem here: I don’t know if passenger runs in windows. I’m using
a
Linux box for all Ruby projects since I had many problems with various
gems
that needed to be natively build.
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Am 10.10.2011 11:22 schrieb “hanish jadala”
[email protected]:
mod_rails aka passenger has not been ported to windows. You can
configure mongrel and mysql as services and set them to start at
startup. You could also write a small script and put it in the startup
folder to be run when you login. Either works but you need to do some
research on how they will work on your version of windows.
Norm
no no its not a order Mr.Luis L. seeking for help that’s it. i have
written a batch file for that command. i want to run that batch file
automatically when windows start. looking for this process. i already my
started my research 5 days back only could not find a proper way.
You’re better asking a Windows guy than a Rails group.
You can probably run the batch file as a service on Windows, but how to
do
that is beyond me.
Peter
On Oct 11, 7:56am, hanish jadala [email protected] wrote:
no no its not a order Mr.Luis L. seeking for help that’s it. i have
written a batch file for that command. i want to run that batch file
automatically when windows start. looking for this process. i already my
started my research 5 days back only could not find a proper way.
I did include in my response some hints that would help you figure it
out: srvany is one.
The other way is use scheduled task and make them run on user session
start.
You can ask more Windows-specific questions at RubyInstaller group:
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyinstaller/
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Luis L.
On Oct 10, 11:49am, Norbert M. [email protected] wrote:
All I know is that it depends on your windows version.
But probably it would be easier in your case to install apache webserver and
mod_rails aka passenger and configure the apache as a service.
mod_rails is POSIX only.
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Luis L.
On 11 October 2011 06:56, hanish jadala [email protected]
wrote:
no no its not a order Mr.Luis L. seeking for help that’s it. i have
written a batch file for that command. i want to run that batch file
automatically when windows start. looking for this process. i already my
started my research 5 days back only could not find a proper way.
If you have a batch file that you want to run on Windows startup then
that is a Windows question, not a Rails question so you might be
better asking on a Windows list rather than a Rails one. I believe
most people here use Linux or Mac (which are both much better for
Rails than Windows is) so this is probably not the best place to ask.
Googling for
windows run on startup
seems to produce a number of useful looking links.
Colin
and others.
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