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Reputation: 377

Rails 3 - set environment

I have a rails 3 app (which I upgraded). It runs on passenger and nginx but on my production server it also starts with the environment set to 'production'. I know I am missing something really basic, but I just can't figure out where to set the environment instead of in environment.rb.

Thanks for helping!

UPDATE: ok, I learned I can still do that with Rails.env = 'production'.

That seems kind of old school to me. Do you know an elegant way to configure this maybe in the Capfile or sth like that?

Upvotes: 9

Views: 8507

Answers (2)

Jason stewart
Jason stewart

Reputation: 1085

Rails 3 is a little bit different than Rails 2.x in that it has a config.ru file, like other Rack applications.

Passenger detects rails as a Rack app, so you'll have to use RackEnv instead of RailsEnv in the vhost. You can set the environment using RackEnv as per the documentation for Passenger/Nginx.

Upvotes: 6

brad
brad

Reputation: 32355

You can configure a different RAILS_ENV for each app in your vhost for nginx with passenger. I've never used nginx but in apache it's just a RailsEnv=development directive. That way each site just has it set, no worries with configuring a cap task or variable or anything. See the docs. Note that the default is production so this should already be set for you.

Upvotes: 3

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