I am having Apache + phusion passenger, I have put
RailsEnv production
in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default file and have restarted apache but when I am running
rails c
> Rails.env.production?
it gives fales where as for
> Rails.env.development?
it gives true. Is there any other way to restart passenger as I do think putting "RailsEnv production" in default is the right way ? btw I am using
sudo service apache2 restart
How to start my ruby on rails app in Production mode with passenger + apache ?
Your app is probably in production mode already.
By default, rails c loads the app in dvelopment mode.
If you want your console to be launched in production mode, do the following :
RAILS_ENV=production rails c
The console and the web app are two different rails proccess and run independently.
You should check your production.log file to be sure that your app runs in production.
just create a restart.txt in tmp dir of your app
e.g.
touch %RAILS_ROOT%/tmp/restart.txt
look here http://www.modrails.com/documentation/Users%20guide%20Apache.html section 3.3
Just for starting app with particular port use below command:
passenger start -a 0.0.0.0 -p 3000 -d -e production
I followed the commands listed in PhusionPassenger docs here and they worked straight-away.
deployer@staging:~$ passenger-config restart-app
Please select the application to restart.
Tip: re-run this command with --help to learn how to automate it.
If the menu doesn't display correctly, press '!'
‣ /home/deployer/myapp/current (staging)
/home/deployer/myapp_2/current (staging)
Cancel
Restarting /home/deployer/myapp/current (staging)
deployer@staging:~$ passenger-config restart-app
Please select the application to restart.
Tip: re-run this command with --help to learn how to automate it.
If the menu doesn't display correctly, press '!'
/home/deployer/myapp/current (staging)
‣ /home/deployer/myapp_2/current (staging)
Cancel
Restarting /home/deployer/myapp_2/current (staging)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15368492/how-to-restart-phusion-passenger-apache-in-production-mode-on-ubuntu-server-fo