dws
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I don't know if this is the correct place to post this.
This being said, the problem is about Python and Ruby selector in LVE Manager options for Direct Admin. The actual status is that we, Directadmin users, don't have any support, this feature simply does not exits for us, so It`s not posibble to give access to ours users to these features because there is no demand by our side to Cloud Linux vendors.
Neither cli commands work. As support team told me
On the other hand Cpanel users can offer this as you can see here http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?installation4.html
After opening a ticket with them, they told me that if people demand this feature, it would be implemented by their team as many other did.
We can vote for this feature in the next link. https://cloudlinux.uservoice.com/fo...tions/10348779-directadm-python-ruby-selector
Please vote for this if you find it interesting. It´s Only 9 votes left for this feature to be considerated.
Thanks and sorry for my bad english
This being said, the problem is about Python and Ruby selector in LVE Manager options for Direct Admin. The actual status is that we, Directadmin users, don't have any support, this feature simply does not exits for us, so It`s not posibble to give access to ours users to these features because there is no demand by our side to Cloud Linux vendors.
Neither cli commands work. As support team told me
Hello,
Unfortunately, yes, there is no way to deploy rails app in DirectAdmin.
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Igor Ghertesco | Support Engineer
On the other hand Cpanel users can offer this as you can see here http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?installation4.html
After opening a ticket with them, they told me that if people demand this feature, it would be implemented by their team as many other did.
We can vote for this feature in the next link. https://cloudlinux.uservoice.com/fo...tions/10348779-directadm-python-ruby-selector
Please vote for this if you find it interesting. It´s Only 9 votes left for this feature to be considerated.
Thanks and sorry for my bad english
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