Received on 01/23/2008 10:40:41PM I created a new Ruby on Rails application through the cpanel but it won't start. It should just work as is with no modifications but doesn't. Just to be safe I added my application code to it and still found that it wouldn't start. The cpanel shows that it is started but when you navigate back to the Ruby on Rails section it shows the status as 'Not Running'. I am trying to launch the application "CalorieCounter" which should be running at http://mcdonaldland.info:12001/ (but isn't). ================================ Staff Sent to Jason McDonald on 01/24/2008 5:06:33AM Hello. Sorry, but I don't see any Ruby on Rails applications in your account. There is o any files in your folder caloriecounter. Could you please detail how you installed it? Also RoR installed on your server with Fast CGI module. It means that your application should work via Apache port 80. ================================ Client Jason McDonald Received on 01/24/2008 7:51:53AM There are actually two apps deployed - I deployed them through the cpanel. Steps I took: 1. Created a /root/rails_apps/ directory to upload apps to. 2. Went to the cpanel and created a new app named CalorieCounter and pointed it at /root/rails_apps/ 3. Tried to start - FAILED TO START 4. Uploaded code into structure that was created during step 2. 5. Tried to start - FAILED TO START I also tried steps 1-3 with TestRoRApp with the same results. What do you mean that they will work through port 80? Would I not install through the cpanel in that case? Is there documentation that will explain how this works? ================================ Client Jason McDonald Received on 01/24/2008 8:17:39AM BTW - the /root/public_html/caloriecounter/ directory is for a subdomain. Since RoR applications typically run on mongrel, which means that they have an alternate port (such as 12001), I was going to point the caloriecounter subdomain at the app running on mongrel. ================================ Staff Sent to Jason McDonald on 01/24/2008 10:11:12AM There is a problem with ruby on your server. We need more time to investigate and fix it. ================================ Client Jason McDonald Received on 01/24/2008 3:40:55PM Close this ticket.