[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

Michael Graff wrote: > The only issue I have with Passenger is the same one I have for any > apache-module based application: Break into one, and you break into > them all. > > That is, they all run as user www group www (on my box, those can > vary.) Therefore if applications cross administrativ

[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

The only issue I have with Passenger is the same one I have for any apache-module based application: Break into one, and you break into them all. That is, they all run as user www group www (on my box, those can vary.) Therefore if applications cross administrative boundaries, they must run on

[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

+1 for Passenger. I'm currently running some Rails apps and a Sinatra app as well on the same box. Very easy, very simple, very cool. On Mar 2, 9:10 am, Sazima wrote: > Phusion Passenger is the easiest (and increasingly better) way: > > http://blog.phusion.nl/2009/03/01/phusion-passenger-211-bet

[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

Phusion Passenger is the easiest (and increasingly better) way: http://blog.phusion.nl/2009/03/01/phusion-passenger-211-beta-released-thanks-sponsors/ Cheers, Sazima On Mar 2, 4:26 am, "--- z...@m ---" wrote: > how can manage multiple rails applications with apache > > i have followed the foll

[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

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[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

It's on my to-do list. Right between rebuilding my Xen server, making Asterisk work again, etc. :) --Michael On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 4:12 AM, Chris Kottom wrote: > Mongrel is a nice piece of software, but you should really have a look at > Phusion Passenger.  It effectively makes deployment of

[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

Mongrel is a nice piece of software, but you should really have a look at Phusion Passenger. It effectively makes deployment of Rails applications as simple as deploying PHP code. http://www.modrails.com/ http://www.modrails.com/documentation/Users%20guide.html#_installing_phusion_passenger http:

[Rails] Re: managing multiple rails applications with apache

I wrote a little about this here: http://skandragon.blogspot.com/2007/10/mongrel-apache-and-rails.html How to set up Apache for multiple hosts (assuming no SSL) is pretty easy, and well-documented in many, many places. Search for "apache virtual host configuration" or similar. How to do it with