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| - | ==== Potential problem ==== | + | ====== Disabling X-Sendfile in Ruby Apps ====== |
| + | By default LiteSpeed supports X-Sendfile internal redirects for Ruby on Rails, but for shared hosting environments, that can trigger problems. For example, the user will not have permissions to access the Redmine directory. | ||
| - | By default LiteSpeed support **X-Sendfile** or **X-Accel-Redirect** internal redirects for Ruby on Rails but for shared hosting environment that can trigger problems like the fact that the user will not have permissions to access the redmine directory. | + | ===== Solution ===== |
| + | Go to your Redmine folder and put the following in the ''.htaccess'' file: | ||
| + | SetEnv RACK_NO_XSENDFILE 1 | ||
| - | ==== Solution ==== | + | **Note:** This is an example for Redmine but you can use the same solution in //any// Ruby on Rails application. |
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| - | Go to you redmine folder and put that in the **.htaccess** file: | + | |
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| - | <code> SetEnv RACK_NO_XSENDFILE 1 </code> | + | |
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| - | ==== Additionally information ==== | + | |
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| - | This is an example for redmine but you can use that in any Ruby on Rails application. | + | |