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sanboxruby

SanBox Ruby and Ruby on Rails  Apps

Install and manage per site site-based ruby apps and gems. This tool provides a virtual multi-ruby and gem manager for a website .website.

The SanBox Ruby applications can be managed by the UAPP control panel in a Multi Ruby server. 

You may need to set upsetup Muti Ruby to enable this feature.

Eenos is the first control panel that provides SanBox Ruby applications  with an easy user user-friendly deployment interface for hosting users.

This command line tool is a server administrator tool.

Command:

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/sanboxruby

Command Options:

Usage: /usr/local/eenos/scripts/sanboxruby <option>  [value]

Command Groups:
Options:   
    -i <domain> <ruby version>      :   To install a specific ruby sanbox for a domain
    -id <domain> <ruby version>     :   Install ruby sandbox and setup demo rails app
    -ri <domain>                    :   Re install Ruby sandbox on domain
    -r <domain>                     :   To remove the ruby sandbox of a domain
    -gs <domain> <action> <gems>    :   To install,update or uninstall Ruby gems on domain

Install SanBox Ruby On Domain

To setup a virtual ruby environment  on a domain, run the following command

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/sanboxruby -i <domain> <ruby version>

Example:  To setup the Ruby 3.1  sanboxSanbox environment on a domain foo.com use the following command 

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/sanboxruby -i foo.com eenos-ruby31

TopTo find all ruby version ,versions, you may use the  Setupruby Tools.

Remove SanBox Ruby From a Domain

To uninstall the ruby environment from a server, use the following command 

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/sanboxruby -r <domain>

where <domain> is the website name.

Manage Ruby Gems

To installinstall, , updateupdate, or uninstall Ruby gem modules, use the following command ,command,

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/sanboxruby -gs <domain> <action> <gems>

where <domain> is the website name 

<action> is  installinstall, , updateupdate, or uninstall ,uninstall, 

<gems> is the command command-separated list of gem modulesmodule names

Eenos userusers can manage the gem modules from the UAPP Control panel interface.

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