Debian Lenny - using passenger to serve your applications with Apache
Following from the first article, we now have passenger (mod_rails) installed.
As such, we can move on and create a Ruby on Rails application and see how easy it is to serve using passenger.
Debian Lenny - Installing Passenger with Apache
Phusion's Passenger (mod_rails) is an exciting development in serving your Ruby on Rails application with the Apache web server.
Incredibly simple to install and use, you can have a rails application up and running in no time. You don't even have to worry about ports or setting up a proxy to another server.
CentOS - using mod_rails to serve your application
Following from the first article, we now have passenger (mod_rails) installed.
As such, we can move on and create a Ruby on Rails application and see how easy it is to serve using passenger.
Ubuntu Intrepid - using mod_rails to serve your application
Following from the first article, we now have passenger (mod_rails) installed.
As such, we can move on and create a Ruby on Rails application and see how easy it is to serve using passenger.
Ubuntu Intrepid - mod_rails installation
Phusion's Passenger (mod_rails) is an exciting development in serving your Ruby on Rails application with the Apache web server.
Incredibly simple to install and use, you can have a rails application up and running in no time. You don't have to worry about ports or setting up a proxy to another server.