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Friday, July 25 2008
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Deploying Application On Textdrive 
Deploying your web application is very easy on TextDrive once you know what you are doing.
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rake, rake, rake your boat
On the latest Rails Podcast I spoke with Jim Weirich. Jim is a great person and a fantastic programmer. One of his contributions to the Ruby community is the rake build system.
You can use rake to automate all kinds of tasks. And of course, Rails takes advantage of it in a big way. Last summer I automated a few tasks by adding files to the ‘script’ directory. I thought I was being clever by doing a ‘require’ on ‘environment.rb’ and accessing my mode ...
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Using Capistrano with Perl (or PHP)
Theoretically, you can use the Switchtower Capistrano deployment system with Perl, PHP, or any other system. I haven’t seen a tutorial for doing it with non-Rails systems, so here is how I did it tonight...
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How To Set The Base URLs Of Your Rails Apps
The default rails Installation Instructions walks you though setting up a single Rails application that comprises your entire web site (in other words, the ApplicationRoot is the same as the web server’s DocumentRoot). Perhaps this is all you want.
Frequently, however, you will want a little more flexibility; perhaps you want to integrate your Rails application into an existing web site (with the \ApplicationRoot as a sub-directory of the webserver’s \DocumentRoot). Or may ...
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Shovel—Rails Deployment with Lighttpd
Shovel is a customized Capistrano deployment file to setup config files on TextDrive in order to make it easier to start running Rails with lighttpd. It could also be modified to work with other shared hosts who run lighttpd.
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How to Use Rsync To Deploy Your Application
You can use rsync with Rake to quickly deploy changes to your application on your remote host. For this you have to define a new Rake task in your Rakefile in the application directory:
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