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Discussion group for Phusion Passenger, the Ruby on Rails deployment system.
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Ignore SQL database
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I'm using Amazon SimpleDB as a schema-less database. With Mongrel and the AWS-SDB gem and proxy plugin it is working well. However, with Passenger and Nginx I'm getting MissingSourceFile (no such file to load -- sqlite3). Anyone have an idea of where to start looking to prevent it from looking for the SQL database?... more »
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memory limitation
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Hi guys. I have a question to Passenger developers: do you plan to implement memory limitation for nginx module?
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MySQL access denied for every first request...
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I've just installed passenger on a Debian Lenny system. It seems to work well, except for the first request for an instance. For the first request, I always get a "Access denied for user" error for the database connection. If I refresh the screen, the request goes through without a problem. If I force another instance to start, the same thing happens - only... more »
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Incorrect URL for PCRE 2.7 in passenger-install-nginx-module
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Cross-posting a new issue here since it seems important: the nginx installer is always skipping the rewrite module for users who don't already have PCRE installed, because the URL it uses to download PCRE is newly broken. [link] Summary: The passenger-install-nginx-module script is hardcoded to download... more »
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100% Usage when 2nd Rails App started by Passenger.
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Hi, I'm having a strange problem. I have Apache setup with two virtual hosts each with different clones of a Rails app. When I start Apache, I can browse to one of the apps and it works fine. As soon as I request a page on the 2nd app, Ruby starts using 100% cpu and both apps are no longer available. It doesn't matter which app I access... more »
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gem vs plugins
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What is preferable to use gems or plugins if both are available? I can imagine that gems will be shared between differen instances and even applications (lieke framework code, smart-lv2 spawner). This should reduce memory usage. Does anybody already investigated this field?
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passenger_enabled slows down nginx dramatically
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I'm using nginx to serve files cached by merb. Passenger/mod_rails to deals with requests not served by the cache. merb is not touched by the test case here. all test (cached) files are handled by nginx or passenger. Nginx can serve a cached file ~5,000 / sec. That drops to 5 / sec when "passenger_enabled on." Please see the notes in the body of the server... more »
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The Sinatra documentation is wrong on Passenger User Guide
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...require 'rubygems' require 'sinatra' root_dir = File.dirname(__FILE__) set :environment, ENV['RACK_ENV'].to_sym set :root, root_dir set :app_file, File.join(root_dir, 'app.rb') disable :run run Sinatra::Application ...require 'rubygems' require 'sinatra' require 'app' root_dir = File.dirname(__FILE__)... more »
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passenger_max_requests missing - workaround
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Hello, I have a rails (2.0.2) application, I used to run it via nginx/fastCGI but am very happy with passenger + nginx (I like the easier configuration and the graceful restarts above all). Only, I think I could really use passenger_max_requests when it becomes available, because after a few (~100) requests my application... more »
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Running scheduled tasks with Passenger
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Hello, I have a number of Ruby-based tasks which run on a scheduled basis via cron. Some of these use the full Rails framework + gems, while others load only portions of it. These tasks are starting to consume significant memory, so I'm thinking of running them through Passenger to make use of memory sharing. One approach would be to have a cron... more »
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