refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
- refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
- refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``
Since I won’t be using sqlite3, I used the following command.
refinerycms myapp -d mysql -u mydbuser -p mydbpassword
- However, it didn’t give you an option to set the host file. It will create a default rails app but it won’t go any further on database setup. Set up the the database by editing /config/database.yml file.
Set up database name, user name, user password and hostname.
-
Create mysql database in dreamhost way. Use dreamhost panel, create the databases.
-
Run the rake task
bundle exec rake -f "/home/w_starliz_web/www/Rakefile" db:create
- Generate refinerycms
```refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
- refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`refineryCMS is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
-
Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
-
gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
- refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``
Since I won’t be using sqlite3, I used the following command.
refinerycms myapp -d mysql -u mydbuser -p mydbpassword
- However, it didn’t give you an option to set the host file. It will create a default rails app but it won’t go any further on database setup. Set up the the database by editing /config/database.yml file.
Set up database name, user name, user password and hostname.
-
Create mysql database in dreamhost way. Use dreamhost panel, create the databases.
-
Run the rake task
bundle exec rake -f "/home/w_starliz_web/www/Rakefile" db:create
- Generate refinerycms
7. db migration
````[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
2. refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
2. refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``
Since I won’t be using sqlite3, I used the following command.
refinerycms myapp -d mysql -u mydbuser -p mydbpassword
3. However, it didn’t give you an option to set the host file. It will create a default rails app but it won’t go any further on database setup. Set up the the database by editing /config/database.yml file.
Set up database name, user name, user password and hostname.
4. Create mysql database in dreamhost way. Use dreamhost panel, create the databases.
5. Run the rake task
`bundle exec rake -f "/home/w_starliz_web/www/Rakefile" db:create`
6. Generate refinerycms
```[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
2. refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`[refineryCMS](http://refinerycms.com/) is a rails3 based CMS(contents management system).
In order to make refinerycms running on the dreamhost, I had to find a way to go around some of the pitfalls.
0. Create an shell user account and a domain with passenger enabled in dreamhost panel.
1. gem install refinerycms
=> This didn’t work in my case, so I had to go around..
gem install stall for a while and didn’t move. hope dreamhost fix it soon.
`
2. refinerycms myapp
=> This didn’t work either. It gives the sqlite3 error of such
``
Since I won’t be using sqlite3, I used the following command.
refinerycms myapp -d mysql -u mydbuser -p mydbpassword
3. However, it didn’t give you an option to set the host file. It will create a default rails app but it won’t go any further on database setup. Set up the the database by editing /config/database.yml file.
Set up database name, user name, user password and hostname.
4. Create mysql database in dreamhost way. Use dreamhost panel, create the databases.
5. Run the rake task
`bundle exec rake -f "/home/w_starliz_web/www/Rakefile" db:create`
6. Generate refinerycms
- db migration
````
Now the app should be ready for passenger.
- Open up the refinerycms in the web browser. It should show the refinerycms first login page. Create a user account and set up the site name.
That’s it! Now it will be all the same as the ordinary refineryCMS installation.
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