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localhost = 127.0.0.1, and is local class meaning it cannot be accessed anywhere but from the machine itself. You need to bind you…
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try running nginx -t.
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Do you mean to use Ruby 1.8? It’s pretty outdated. It also sounds like it isn’t installed. Try upgrading the system ruby or impl…
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The docs are right here, including how to wrap it.
https://github.com/jnunemaker/httparty
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That depends on your application memory/cpu requirements. You may want to start with a $20 droplet, it’s good for most things.
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Looks like you forgot to bundle install?
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My first guess is /var/www/funnl.
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As soon as the droplet is on, you’re charged for an hour.
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You should submit a support ticket for this.
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There’s a uservoice question open on that one. Keep an eye on it! <a href=“http://digitalocean.uservoice.com/forums/136585-digita…
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A million files shouldn’t be a problem. ext4 does have a 64,000 subdir limit, however.
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Console?
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I don’t know to which tutorial you’re referring, but generally a load balancer sends traffic to identical servers that all server t…
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