Passenger starting app using wrong Ruby interpreter

[Cameron Pope]

Hello -

I am trying to get an Rails application up and running with Passenger Enterprise 4.0.37 + Apache 2.4.7, and I am running into an error where Passenger is using the wrong Ruby interpreter to start the Rails app.

This is the passenger configuration section of the virtual host:

  PassengerRuby /opt/app/jruby/bin/jruby

  PassengerSpawnMethod direct

  PassengerPoolIdleTime 0

  PassengerMinInstances 1

  PassengerMaxInstances 1

  PassengerConcurrencyModel thread

This overrides the Ruby version that is specified in the Apache configuration itself:

<IfModule mod_passenger.c>

  PassengerRoot /opt/app/passenger

  PassengerDefaultRuby /opt/app/ruby/bin/ruby

  PassengerSpawnMethod direct

</IfModule>

I've attached a screenshot of the error showing it's trying to launch the app with Apache's default interpreter instead of the one specified in the virtual host configuration. I feel like there's something obvious that I must be doing wrong, but I'm at a loss.

Thank you,

Cameron

[Hongli Lai]

Phusion Passenger loads environment variables from your bashrc. If you
set RUBYLIB and related environment variables in your bashrc then they
will be used. Try disabling PassengerLoadShellEnvvars.

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