PassengerUseGlobalQueue on 4.0rc6

[Jim]

I tried deploying RC6 to a production server last night, only to have it crash and burn because PassengerUseGlobalQueue is not allowed anymore. Crashing the whole start-up is a rather excessive way of announcing this "error." Ignoring it with a simple warning would have sufficed, especially since the old config was setting it to "on."

This won't affect me anymore, but it might be nice for other people migrating to 4.0 to change to a warning.

On the plus side, RC6 is really fast and is giving no other problems, so thanks for a great product!

[Hongli Lai]

It is already supposed to show a warning without crashing. What kind
of crash did you experience?

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[Jim]

Apache returned a white page of text to the browser explaining the error, and refused to start the app until I removed the offending directive.  That machine is running apache 2.2.3.

I just tried to reproduce this on a test server (running apache 2.2.15), and apachectl gave a command line warning (below) but the browser worked OK.  So I'm not sure why it broke on my production server last night, but I can't experiment on that machine.

WARNING: The 'PassengerUseGlobalQueue' option is obsolete: global queueing is now always turned on. Please remove this option from your configuration file.