I\'m new to ruby and rails and i installed rails in to the ubuntu. but when i go to the start server by typing \"rails s\" it doesn\'t start and comes following message . bu
Before starting the rails server, you have to cd into the directory of your application. That's because the server needs to know which application it's supposed to be serving.
I am also new to Ruby on rails. I find the same issue when accidentally my PC shutdown. I fix it by following steps.
Create a new application. Rails new demo --Database=postgresql
Copy the Bin folder of new Demo app.
Remove the Bin folder of old App(That showing error)
Paste the New bin folder from Demo App to old App.
Start the server Rails server
Note you can copy the bin folder from Github. https://github.com/hoovercj/depot
You need to create a new Rails app (unless you already have one)
rails new my_app
Go to your app directory
cd my_app
Start the server in that directory
rails s
A better method is to update your bin using following command
bundle exec rake rails:update:bin
Once you have created the project and cd
'd into it:
Use script/server
if you are on rails version 2.x
Use script/rails server
if you are on rails version 3.x
Use bin/rails server
if you are on rails version 4.x
I ran into this problem and was confused for a minute until I realized I accidentally deleted my bin folder.
How to fix it:
cd
back out of the root of the Rails app.rails new name_of_your_app
-- make sure it's the same name as the directory that already exists.n
for "no" each time it asks. n
for everything else it will keep everything else.application.html.haml
file, and so Rails also generated an application.html.erb
file for me in views/layouts
which I didn't need and so deleted. Notice any other files that were generated and delete any you don't want.rails s
to start the WEBrick server.