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Kingside at 23:13, 9 March 2023

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	Official Phusion Passenger [https://www.phusionpassenger.com/ Website] (v6 as of 3/2/23)		Official Phusion Passenger [https://www.phusionpassenger.com/ Website] (v6 as of 3/2/23)

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Kingside: /* Start Rails from Passenger */

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Start Rails from Passenger

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	== Start Rails from Passenger ==		== Start Rails from Passenger ==
	[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16932833/start-rails-server-automatically-after-reboot\| Stack Overflow]		[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16932833/start-rails-server-automatically-after-reboot\| Stack Overflow]

			Official Phusion Passenger [https://www.phusionpassenger.com/ Website] (v6 as of 3/2/23)

Kingside: /* Run System Commands From Ruby */

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Run System Commands From Ruby

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	: '''system''' will print the command output as it happens		: '''system''' will print the command output as it happens
	<blockquote>'''Note''' <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program '''''wait until the command is done'''''</blockquote>		<blockquote>'''Note''' <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program '''''wait until the command is done'''''</blockquote>

			== Start Rails from Passenger ==
			[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16932833/start-rails-server-automatically-after-reboot\| Stack Overflow]

Kingside: /* Run System Commands From Ruby */

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Run System Commands From Ruby

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	=== Run System Commands From Ruby ===		=== Run System Commands From Ruby ===
	[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/\|Ruby Guides]		[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/\| Ruby Guides]

	;<code>system</code>		;<code>system</code>

Kingside: /* Run System Commands From Ruby */

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Run System Commands From Ruby

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	== Run System Commands From Ruby ==		=== Run System Commands From Ruby ===
	[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/\|Ruby Guides]		[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/\|Ruby Guides]

Kingside: /* Run System Commands From Ruby */

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	: <code>system(“ls”)</code>		: <code>system(“ls”)</code>
	: '''system''' will print the command output as it happens		: '''system''' will print the command output as it happens
	: <blockquote>'''Note''' <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program '''''wait until the command is done'''''</blockquote>		<blockquote>'''Note''' <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program '''''wait until the command is done'''''</blockquote>

Kingside: /* Run System Commands From Ruby */

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Run System Commands From Ruby

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	;<code>system</code>		;<code>system</code>
	: <code>system(“ls”)</code>		: <code>system(“ls”)</code>
	: ~~‘’’system’’’~~ will print the command output as it happens		: '''system''' will print the command output as it happens
	: <blockquote>~~’’’Note’’’~~ <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program ~~‘’’’’wait~~ until the command is ~~done’’’’’~~</blockquote>		: <blockquote>'''Note''' <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program '''''wait until the command is done'''''</blockquote>

Kingside: /* Run System Commands From Ruby */

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Run System Commands From Ruby

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	[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/\|Ruby Guides]		[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/\|Ruby Guides]

	;[code]system[/code]		;<code>system</code>
	: [code]system(“ls”)[/code]		: <code>system(“ls”)</code>
	: ‘’’system’’’ will print the command output as it happens		: ‘’’system’’’ will print the command output as it happens
	: <blockquote>’’’Note’’’ <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program ‘’’’’wait until the command is done’’’’’</blockquote>		: <blockquote>’’’Note’’’ <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program ‘’’’’wait until the command is done’’’’’</blockquote>

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== Run System Commands From Ruby ==
[https://www.rubyguides.com/2018/12/ruby-system/|Ruby Guides]

;[code]system[/code]
: [code]system(“ls”)[/code]
: ‘’’system’’’ will print the command output as it happens
: <blockquote>’’’Note’’’ <code>system</code> will make your Ruby program ‘’’’’wait until the command is done’’’’’</blockquote>