Hi,
I have some static files in my Rails application that I don't want LiteSpeed to handle with the Rails module, it should just be served as static content.
I have configured it as below. Is this correct? I assigned the Rails context last in the ordering (position 7).
Rails / 7
Static /wikis/ 6
Static /bp/ 5
Static /images/ 4
Static /javascripts/
Static /stylesheets/
Static /uploads/ 1
Another question I have concerns page caching. Ideally I would also like to have page fragments served as static content. So this would mean for example that I add something like /pages/view/ before / (the Rails context). This would mean that LiteSpeed will serve the request from /pages/view unless the file cannot be found. If it isn't found the request will be handled by the Rails module (and the cache file will be created).
Thanks and Regards,
Onno
I have some static files in my Rails application that I don't want LiteSpeed to handle with the Rails module, it should just be served as static content.
I have configured it as below. Is this correct? I assigned the Rails context last in the ordering (position 7).
Rails / 7
Static /wikis/ 6
Static /bp/ 5
Static /images/ 4
Static /javascripts/
Static /stylesheets/
Static /uploads/ 1
Another question I have concerns page caching. Ideally I would also like to have page fragments served as static content. So this would mean for example that I add something like /pages/view/ before / (the Rails context). This would mean that LiteSpeed will serve the request from /pages/view unless the file cannot be found. If it isn't found the request will be handled by the Rails module (and the cache file will be created).
Thanks and Regards,
Onno