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Browse All TopicsI am trying to deploy ROR site on godaddy. I have got it to a point
that godaddy control panel detects the rail application and I am able
to create a virtual directory to it. Following is my url : www.weinyou.com/public/
. Now I have controllers and views setup properly in the app folder
but I am not able to access it. I have a controller invite but if I
try to access www.weinyou.com/public/inv
It says page not found. First of all I think it should have shown me a
routing error from within the rails framework instead of a godaddy
page not found error. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, looks like
it is redirecting the invalid urls or any urls for that matter to the
rails framework.
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Specifically, #2 (I believe) requires some work from you:
2. The shebang line in the public/dispatch* files must reference your Ruby installation.
You might need to change it to #!/usr/bin/env ruby or point directly at the installation.
The files being referred to are found in your rails application hierarchy under:
[application_name]/public/
[application_name]/public/
[application_name]/public/
... etc.
Does godaddy have anything to say about this? I've used them and their support has been pretty good when I've had to call.
Deploying rails on godaddy is apparently a common-enough problem that a few folks have written nice articles about it. Here's one that I found that refers to several godaddy-specific configuration changes that you should make, including changes to your dispatch files:
http://www.ericdaugherty.c
I hope that helps! If you have any questions about how to do any of the stuff in there, please feel free to ask me.
Best,
Phil Hamlin
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by: peh803Posted on 2007-11-10 at 05:24:32ID: 20255490
Do you have an "index" action defined in your invite controller? If no, then you'll need to specifically ask for one of your rhtml files. If you used scaffold to generate your invite controller, then something like this should work: ite/list.r html
www.weinyou.com/public/inv
If you don't have a list.rhtml, then try specifically referencing a different view.
Sorry if this is obvious / something you've already tried. I'm still getting up to speed with RoR myself. Fun stuff!
Regards,
Phil Hamlin / peh803