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Start another rails server from rails application

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I have one rails application from this I want to create another new rails application and start in different port.
I done with creating new rails application outside of my main projects but i stuck with starting server...
Please help or suggest any idea...

Now I have one idea and trying that one now but I don't know that way is good or not...the idea is like open new terminal window in background through ruby script and start the application (even this also I stuck, please suggest how to do this if this way is good)

posted Dec 18, 2013 by Dewang Chaudhary

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I cannot imagine why you are trying to do this, but you can use the ruby system command to run any script you like.

answer Dec 18, 2013 by Luv Kumar
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