Yesterday I don't wait anymore: Passenger is so interesting .. I need try it.
Go!
I follow the install guide for Passenger using the native Ubuntu Linux package, and after some keystrokes, problems begins. The hell thing don't works...
After little time I found my gem tool has some bad behavior. Tried to update it. .... Horror: now my gem tool don't starts!. I'm lost: using rails you cannot go very long without gem. Glups!
After 12 hours of nightmare with St. Google & apt install, update, remove I get convinced the problem was using the apt repository http://apt.brightbox.net/.
I get all running now. My 'route to home' was:
Hope this can help
Go!
I follow the install guide for Passenger using the native Ubuntu Linux package, and after some keystrokes, problems begins. The hell thing don't works...
After little time I found my gem tool has some bad behavior. Tried to update it. .... Horror: now my gem tool don't starts!. I'm lost: using rails you cannot go very long without gem. Glups!
After 12 hours of nightmare with St. Google & apt install, update, remove I get convinced the problem was using the apt repository http://apt.brightbox.net/.
I get all running now. My 'route to home' was:
- Remove http://apt.brightbox.net/ from apt repository list
- Uninstall ruby, rails, gems & passenger.
- Install ruby, then rubygems, then update gem to last version (today is 1.2.0)
- Install gems: rails, rake, etc.
- Install passenger the 'gem way' and follow their console guide.
Hope this can help
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