How do you restart Apache on a SuperHosting Xtreme account?
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Answer #2
While you can’t “restart” apache on our shared/managed services, most rails applications being run with passenger can be restarted by simply touching a file that tells the application to restart. In most situations, this file is located in tmp directory under your rails applications, and is called restart.txt.
For example, you should be able to use the following command (note you would have to change your path to fit your situation) to restart your application …
touch ~/public_html/railsapp/tmp/restart.txt
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Answer #1
Raycarr,
Under Ruby and Phusion Passenger all I do is in the ssh.
At the prompt once the ln -s is set and say the name of the is greatapp then to restart the server. I type in [code]touch ~/greatapp/tmp/restart.txt[/code]
refresh the page and it is running. and if I do another update to the code I do it for every time I add code or change the links in the files or add pages etc.
Regards,
lajjr