With passenger-status --show=requests you can get a huge JSON showing current information about the running passenger processes. This can be useful if you want to find out what...
...running request or is stuck. You can search for the PID of the process in passenger-status --show=requests: # (this is just a snippet) "last_data_receive_time" : { "local" : "Wed...
...that supports some-gem as a default gem. You can solve this by setting PassengerPreloadBundler / passenger_preload_bundler to on. We do not enable this by default due to this...
If you need the debug output of the puppetmaster running with passenger you have to uncomment this setting in the config.ru: #ARGV << "--debug" If you don't know where your...
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...restarted several times. Through the project's history, these all were valid: touch tmp/restart.txt sudo passenger-config restart-app /path/to/app passenger-config restart-app /path/to/app You should not need to...
...ran with the current passenger instance (probably due to no requests to it) and the passenger-config command runs without superuser permissions. This won't stop or break your deploy...
...start your Rails application to accept both HTTP and HTTPS in development. gem install passenger Create a self-signed SSL certificate. Store the generated files in config/passenger-standalone-ssl. Create a Passengerfile.json...
...ssl_certificate": "config/passenger-standalone-ssl/server.crt", "ssl_certificate_key": "config/passenger-standalone-ssl/server.key" } If you just want to run Passenger without a config file, use this command to start Passenger: passenger start --ssl --ssl-port...