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Ok, so I finished my app and I uploaded it. My remote server doesn't have Ruby on it yet, so I haven't gotten to test it, but I noticed that linking to it is different than when it's mounted locally.

locally, to access my app, it was a simple http://127.0.0.1:3000/app/

remotely, ruby doesn't attempt to initialize until I navigate to my public folder. That makes sense, since is what is supposed to accessible. However, my app folder is viewable via directory on apache. Is there any specific way to install my app so performs the same as it did locally?

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Don't put your app in a public_html directory or a directory accessible through Apache. Put it in a dir above that, then symlink from within apache's html root to your /public directory. Or if it's a dedicated server, you can just set the webserver root to appname/public. But if you have a dedicated server, why use Apache at all? Lighttpd is so much easier for a rails app.

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