passenger

I'm trying to get my rails app to run in production mode but I've been having a bit of difficulty. I'm using passenger with apache and am running Ubuntu 12.04. I have my production database configured and created, and passenger set up. Status is as follows: $ rvmsudo passenger-status Version : 4.0.56 Date : 2014-12-25 01:54:20 +0000 Instance: 7264 ----------- General information ----------- Max pool size : 6 Processes : 0 Requests in top-level queue : 0 ----------- Application groups ----------- However when I run rails server -e production , it still listens on port 3000 see below: $ rails

I'm looking for a solution, I can't pass to apache a variable define in /etc/profile. Here is what I am trying to set: I have a django application that I deploy through Apache/Passenger (modrails) through the WGSI interface. In my settings.py I am using this python command : ENVIRONMENT = os.getenv('ENV', 'PROD') so if the ENVIRONMENT variable is not define it goes to the production settings by default. That is helping me to manage which DB I connect to and activate debugging tools. It is working in production because it is the default values, it's when I am on the DEV server that I can't get

My rails app kicks off a process with rufus-scheduler in an initializer. Here's a stripped-down version of the initializer's code: # config.logger isn't available here, so we have to grab it from the Rails object logger = RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER logger.warn(Time.now.to_s + ": Starting Rufus Scheduler") # run every Wednesday at 10 AM cron_string = '0 10 * * 3' scheduler = Rufus::Scheduler.start_new scheduler.cron cron_string do logger.warn(Time.now.to_s + ": Starting Background Process") (do work here) logger.warn(Time.now.to_s + ": Finished Background Process") end logger.warn(Time.now.to_s + ":