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Mike Legacy
Mike Legacy

Reputation: 1066

Passenger thinks I'm on the wrong ruby version?

weird issue. I have passenger installed on an Apache 2 server, and trying to get a Rails application running. First time deploying a rails application, so not really sure what's going on.

Passenger gives me this error:

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But the problem is that 1.9.2-p136 isn't even installed on my system. I removed all ruby versions and completely reinstalled ruby with 1.9.3-p448. (I also have 2.0.0 but I default to 1.9.3)

Not seeing how passenger is even recognizing that I am running a build of ruby that doesnt exist on my system.

I'm hoping this is my last obstacle to getting this started. I have dealt with about every issue that I could have trying to get this damn rails app up. I'll tell you, they make up for how easy it is to develop with by making it impossible to deploy.

Thanks all!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2229

Answers (1)

colinm
colinm

Reputation: 4288

1.9.2 is probably the system ruby (or was, at some point). Now, how in the heck Passenger is running on that while simultaneously using gems from an rvm install of 1.9.3...

Anyway, check your Passenger config. Make sure the PassengerDefaultRuby (if present) and PassengerRuby directives are pointing to the correct version; Passenger often gets confused by varying PATHs, and this is especially true with rvm where you may be running a different version in your user shell session than system tools will find on their own.

There's a reason people like solutions like Unicorn, Puma, and Rainbows. ;) Passenger, once you get it compiled and configured, is pretty much fire and forget, but getting to that point can be painful.

Upvotes: 3

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