passenger-status Command Not Found

[LightBe Corp]

I am using Ruby Version Manager (RVM).  Instead of using the .rvmrc file I'm using echo 1.9.3@my-app-name > .ruby-version.  My Ruby on Rails application is working well using Passenger 3.0.13.  I just cannot access the commands like passenger-status.

Here is my question.  Do I need REE installed to access these commands?

Any help would be appreciated.

[Hongli Lai]

No. You just need to ensure passenger-status is in $PATH. It is
located in the RubyGems bin directory which RVM should put in $PATH by
default.

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[LightBe Corp]

I have not had a chance to review this reply until now.  It sounds like you are saying that what I did should give me access to commands like passenger-status.  It did not.  Maybe it is how you are phrasing your response.  You stated that it should be there by default.  It does not work.

[Tinco Andringa]

What he means is that if you have the passenger gem installed, the
passenger-status binary is installed in an rvm directory. If your rvm
is configured correctly you should just be able to run it, but since
you seem not to perhaps something is wrong with your rvm installation.

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[LightBe Corp]

Tinco,

Sorry I'm just getting back to this.

I have the following in my .bashrc file which I source regularly:

[[ -s "/Users/server1/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] && source "/Users/server1/.rvm/scripts/rvm"  # This loads RVM into a shell session.

PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.rvm/bin:/usr/bin/psql:/usr/local:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin"

I can go directly into the .rvm directory /Users/server1/.rvm and access it though rvmsudo passenger-status

I'm still learning some things with Unix, Ruby on Rails and Passenger:)  It is not obvious to me what could be wrong.