I use passenger in development now. Having all of my applications ready to launch at any time makes it easier to test cross application integrations. One problem with passenger is that even in development mode, Rails plugins are cached from request to request. This means if you edit a plugin, you won’t see the changes …
Tag: passenger
Hosting git-wiki with Phusion Passenger
I recently converted my server to use Phusion Passenger to host my Rails and Rack applications. Phusion Passenger has pretty good for Rack applications and Sinatra but I was running into a lot of issues with hosting my git-wiki. After some debugging, I found git-wiki wasn’t loading the view path correctly while hosted under Passenger. …
All aboard!! Now Phusion Passenger powered
A few days ago I converted my Ruby on Rails server to run Phusion Passenger. I’ve been running nginx and mongrels for about a year now and they have served me well (no pun intended). The only problem is my RAM been maxing out, but I guess that happens with 5 mongrels, a sinatra app, …