Ruby on rails

So, I spent 6 hours, wrote 8 lines of code, and I now have a working time-report system.

Thing is, I could have written this in PHP in 200 lines in half the time. I hate Ruby on Rails...

Also Apache dislikes Ruby, and it's slow as fuck.

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I take it you have some skill in apache configuration?

What I'd want is for any request coming to www.mydomain.com/rails to be forwarded/proxied (preferrably proxied) to localhost:3000. I know I saw a howto a few days ago, but damn if I could find it now...

A link is fine too.