Setting up a Rails Production Server : Part 1, 5 months ago

Yeah I have a Pi as well, great toy :) runs my VPN server (might warrant another article some day). I updated the guide some time back: http://www.web-l.nl/posts/21-production-rails-on-ubuntu-12-04-lts The RVM instructions changed to: curl -L https://get.rvm.io | sudo bash -s stable Although I suppose that both instructions retrieve the same RVM config, could you try this one?

Tuning Ruby's Garbage Collector with RVM and Passenger, 8 months ago

I'm not sure, there wasn't that much documentation on this GC stuff when I wrote it...

Setting up a Rails Production Server : Part 1, about 1 year ago

I would expect a rails 404 if passenger is not working. Perhaps passenger is not loaded at all? Can you check: 1. Is the todo route in your routes.rb? 2. can you run `apache2ctl -t -D DUMP_MODULES`? It will list all loaded modules in apache so you can check if passenger is actually being loaded. If it's not loaded, can you check the passenger.conf and passenger.load in /etc/apache2/available-modules and then run `sudo a2enmod passenger` again? (Then restart apache) 3. can you run `rvmsudo passenger-status` to check on any passenger info?

Setting up a Rails Production Server : Part 1, about 1 year ago

That warning is actually a pretty good indication where I left too much out of the tutorial. I never deactivated the default vhost, so that one caches the request before passenger. Can you do the following: 1. Change the virtualhost config to: # /etc/apache2/sites-available/myrailsapp <VirtualHost _default_:80> DocumentRoot /var/www/myrailsapp/public <Directory /var/www/myrailsapp/public/> AllowOverride all Options -MultiViews </Directory> </VirtualHost> (If you have a domain, you should set 'ServerName www.example.com` to listen for that domain btw) 2. disable the default vhost (just for testing without a domain specified, otherwise this one will catch it before it reaches passenger. Once you have a domain going you can enable the default for catching the ip again.) sudo a2dissite default 3. the enable your rails vhost sudo a2ensite myrailsapp 4. reload or restart apache sudo service apache2 reload 5. Try visiting http://serverip (it should show default rails app) and http://serverip/todos I hope this helps!

Setting up a Rails Production Server : Part 1, about 1 year ago

Thanks, I just noticed a typo in the vhost configuration where it says `ww` instead of `www`. Can you check if your vhost settings are correct?