Jason,
On 2012-06-05 04:53, Jason Fleetwood-Boldt wrote:
Phillip,
this problem has already been solved: use RVM. Create a file called
".rvmrc" and put it into the root directory of your project, like
this:
rvm use 1.9.2-p290
Whenever you switch into that project (in your terminal) RVM will
automatically switch ruby versions.
I am aware of that but that is not what I need . .
To get your server to recognize a different ruby version is a little
different.
Yea, I think with Passenger/Apache you can configure the
PassengerRuby setting on your site to use the Ruby binary you
specify.
I don't think there's a way to configure it in the app itself.
Passenger v3.2 is supposed to be able to support multiple Rubies - I
have sent Phusion a note about paid support for using the pre-release
version.
think
about it, how would Ruby itself read the config file before
determining which ruby binary to use? It's impossible--- catch 22, it
has to be in the server's configuration
Of course . . how about a ".rubyrc" in the root dir of the project that
Ruby itself would look at? - I suppose even that would need some sort of
Ruby pre-processing . .
Thanks,
Phil.
-Jason
On Jun 4, 2012, at 2:43 PM, Philip Rhoades wrote:
People,
Most of my Rails apps are using Ruby v1.8.7 but I need to start
using Ruby v1.9.3 for one app in particular and to start learning
Rails 3.2. It seems if I could install Ruby v1.9.3 side by side with
v1.8.7 on my Fedora 16 x86_64 server, I should be able to have
something like this:
"RUBY_VERSION = 1.9.3"
in an app's config/environment.rb file and everything would "just
work" ?
I have messed around with RVM in the past trying to get system-wide
installs to work with both Ruby versions but just got into trouble and
was only ever able to get one version of Ruby working at once with
Apache.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Phil.
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