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Serving Multiple Rails Applications on Windows with Apache and Mongrel This article will walk you through the steps of installing Ruby, Gems, Rails, and other important libraries on a Windows XP or 2003 Server using Apache to serve the static content and Mongrel to serve multiple Rails applications. We’re going to walk you through setting up a production environment that will have a URL structure like /app1/ /app2/ We’ll use Apache to proxy requests to WEBrick and Mongrel on higher ports, allowing us to maintain the applications separately, and even move the applications to different servers at some point. Download and Install Apache2 Start Apache as a Service. 2 Installing Rails 3 Installing Ruby, Rubygems, and RDoc 3 Install Rails3 Install Rmagick 3 Install Mongrel 3 Configure Apache for Rails Hosting3 Configure Apache 3 Serving a Rails Application 4 Preparing a Rails application 4 Configure Apache to Proxy a Rails App 4 Link the configurations 5 Test the connection5 Reverse Proxy and URLs 5 Installing the proxy plugin 5 Creating the proxy plugin6 Using Mongrel instead of WEBrick 6 Set up a new Rails app 6 Test with Mongrel 6 Install the Reverse Proxy plugin to this new app7 Install Mongrel as a Windows Service 7 Modify the Apache Proxy configuration7 Wrapping Up 8 Acknowledgements 8 Appendix 8 Apache httpd.conf 8 Apache conf/http-proxy.conf 12 plugin/reverse_proxy_fix/lib/reverse_proxy_fix.rb 13 Copyright © 2006 Brian P. Hogan Revision 1.0 – May 4, 2006 Page 1 of 13 Serving Multiple Rails Applications on Windows with Apache and Mongrel Download and Install Apache This article will use the 2.0x branch of Apache. At the time of w