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How to install as fastcgi for apache?

Added by Radim Kolář at 2012-03-19 02:40 pm

I successfully installed chiliproject and its running in webrick now. Which is good because i was not able to install redmine at freebsd at all.

Can you provide second part of manual, how to run chiliproject as apache2.2 fastcgi process? some other application server alternatives can be mentioned in manual too, but i think that majority of people will deploy it into apache.

I have no experience with running Rails applications.


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RE: How to install as fastcgi for apache? - Added by Angel Cater at 2012-04-11 05:38 am

I need to spend some time learning more or understanding more.

RE: How to install as fastcgi for apache? - Added by Radim Kolář at 2012-04-28 05:41 pm

Please paste here your apache with mod_fastcgi configuration people. I believe that someone of you has it running.

RE: How to install as fastcgi for apache? - Added by Holger Just at 2012-04-28 06:56 pm

I personally don't know anybody running Rails apps with fcgi nowadays. I've heard of some people who tried it but experienced nothing but pain. Therefore we strongly recommend to use a real application server like passenger (mod_rails) in Unix/Linux or Thin on Windows. When using Thin, you can operate it behind an Apache using mod_proxy_http.

On Google, you can find various guides on how to set up Thin and Apache for Windows. If you sue Linux, you can use one of our system specific guides at Installation on Linux.

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