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| - | ====== Using LiteSpeed for Rails Hosting in Shared Hosting Environment ====== | ||
| - | Rails shared hosting is supported by LiteSpeed Web Server since | ||
| - | release 3.2. By using our high performance, highly scalable ruby LSAPI | ||
| - | module, LiteSpeed rails hosting solution can deliver the best | ||
| - | performance with minimum server resource requirement. In addition, | ||
| - | LiteSpeed Rails hosting solution is an independent solution, which | ||
| - | make it compatible with all existing web hosting control panels. | ||
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| - | This feature is only available in LSWS Enterprise edition. | ||
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| - | "Rails Shared Hosting" configurations must be set properly under the "Ruby" tab via the web administration console. | ||
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| - | The user manageable rail configuration file is located at user's home | ||
| - | directory or virtual host root directory, a file named as | ||
| - | ".ls_rails_config". | ||
| - | syntax is like | ||
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| - | #RailsApp <name> <App Path> <Rails Evn> <Children Processes> <RunOnStart> | ||
| - | RailsApp testApp "/lsws/testrails" "development" 4 1 | ||
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| - | #RailsAppMap <name> <domain> <URI> | ||
| - | RailsAppMap testApp "testrails.com" "/" | ||
| - | RailsAppMap testApp "test.testrails.com" "/" | ||
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| - | "App Path" is relative to the user's home directory or the virtual | ||
| - | host root directory. User's home directory is used as virtual host root directory for virtual hosts configured through Apache configuration. | ||
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| - | If LiteSpeed is used together with hosting control panels, the control panel generated configuration for that virtual host must contain "User xxxx" or "SuexecUserGroup <user> <group>" configuration directive in order for LiteSpeed to determine the user's home directory. Usually, those directives is associated with suEXEC, so you need to enable suEXEC in your hosting control panel. | ||
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| - | Whenever this file is touched, Rails applications will be restarted. | ||