Sorry it was a typo. I actually meant "rails server"
On Feb 7, 8:04 pm, a wrote:
> I created a rails 3 app called "app1".
> Changed directory to app1/
> Executed the command "rail server", but it is failing: "-bash: rail:
> command not found"
> Tried "rails server" instead, but this is creating a
> Tried "rails server" instead, but this is creating a new app called
> "server"
Are you sure you tried "rails server" in the your app dir?
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I created a rails 3 app called "app1".
Changed directory to app1/
Executed the command "rail server", but it is failing: "-bash: rail:
command not found"
Tried "rails server" instead, but this is creating a new app called
"server"
On Feb 7, 1:55 pm, Sunny wrote:
> In Rails 3 you don't start the
In Rails 3 you don't start the server by "script/server" anymore. You
use "rail server" instead.
Check out http://guides.rails.info/3_0_release_notes.html
On Feb 7, 7:03 pm, a wrote:
> I installed Rails 3 beta, created a new rails 3 app, and tried to run
> it but am getting this error when runnin
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