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Posted August 1, 2019 1.4k views
Ruby on RailsUbuntu 18.04

Hi,
I use the Rails droplet on Ubuntu 18 to have a pre configured installation, because I’m new to this and don’t want to configure everything.

I have a rails application but can not access it in the browser. The configuration in nginx and puma is set to my application but in the browser is still “Yay! You’re on Rails!”.

Puma and nginx are restarted.
What else is to configure? I found many tutorials, but all outdated.

thanks in advance.
Chris

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alexdo August 1, 2019

Hello, Chris

You can follow this article in order to configure your Rails App. It’s for Ubuntu 14.04, but I believe the process should not be that different for version 18.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-deploy-a-rails-app-with-puma-and-nginx-on-ubuntu-14-04

Let us know how it goes.

Alex

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  • Chris73 August 2, 2019

    Thank you for your responses.
    I saw the tutorial before and some for Ubuntu 18, but the configuration differ from the Rails droplet.

    But after changing the rails.service again, it’s working.
    It’s not 100% it should be, but at the moment I’m ok with it.

    Chris

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    • SheikhAman September 30, 2019

      I ultimately ended up editing rails.service too, it worked for a few hours, and then stopped working, and all I see now is an error which says the server isn’t responding

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SheikhAman September 30, 2019

The tutorial assumes that we start with a blank droplet, and gets us to setup everything from scratch.
While if we’re starting with a one-click app, like the OP did, a lot of this doesn’t apply.

It would be great if you could write something about how to configure our existing RoR code to work with a one-click droplet and with all what comes with it.

Please help

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