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  ;)  Enjoy!
 
-#Other Consdierations
 
+#Other Considerations
 
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 ##SELinux Passenger Module
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 The process that follows can be used for creating security modules for SELinux. Alternatively, you can disable SELinux, but that would be unwise.
 
 Temporarily go into SELinux permissive mode.
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 ##Phusion Passenger, Rails, & Sub-URIs
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 In the course of using ruby, rails, and passenger, you may need to create multiple sites or apps not just one. Using Passenger sub-uris will accomplish this task. In addition, when using Nginx (see below), using a sub-uri simplifies configuration and reduces hours of banging your head on your desk.
 
 With Tracks, update the site.yml to use a subdir, then update Apache's configuration to reflect the virtual host shown below. So for www.somedomain.com we will use subdir tracks which result with http://www.somedomain.com/tracks.
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 ##Nginx reverse proxy
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 Nginx is a very efficient web service which I use as a reverse proxy. Below is an example of a working Nginx 1.4 location config using the Tracks build above and sub-uri /tracks. This is only /location not a complete nginx.conf.
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