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So I know this is a possibility and I have found tutorials that work with older versions of Apache, but I can't find any updated ones.

All I want to do is use .rb and .erb files just like you can already use .php files in Apache2. I prefer ruby for small tasks and it would be nice if I could write my backend scripts in it.

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mod_ruby is apparently no longer developed, so you can't use it in this way anymore, as embedding the ruby interpreter into Apache via a module is the only way to have it to work like this.

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