I\'ve created a rails app (Rails 4.1.0) from scratch and I am getting a problem that I am not able to solve. I have installed and configured Apache Passenger Module, it work
Rails app secret key via bash
If you have access to the bashconsole of the user that is running the rails app, and if you are not using thin, then you could provide the environment variable via the users ~/.bashrc
just add the following:
export SECRET_KEY_BASE=`MY_SECRET_KEY`
Note: MY_SECRET_KEY could be anything but it would be secure to generate a key with rake secret on the bash console substitute that key with "MY_SECRET_KEY" from the example.
Once you have done that you should see a SECRET_KEY_BASE variable in the hash which is returned when you call ENV in your rails console.
Last but not least, reboot your rails app and the error should disappear.
Rails app secret key per rbenv-vars
Further, if you are using rbenv, you can use the rbenv-vars plugin to achive a per rails app secret key environment variable.
A good read on this would be here!
Using god (godrb.com): thanks hlcs
You need to god terminate and then start again.