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Maybe I’m missing something simple here, but when I run “ruby script/server”, I can access it through localhost, but not remotely. Is there something simple I can do to access it remotely without doing some fancy deployment?
You can pass -b option which can bind to an IP address. Suppose your test server IP address is
192.168.1.10