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Now with support for current REE, Passenger, Oneiric and Lucid #5
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…t actually gets installed.
… will break when they release a new version. Moved modification of main Apache config.
- REE patch to fix SSLv2 issue on Oneiric - "export" RUBY_PATH instead of REE_PATH to make apache.rb more compatible with other Rubies - cleanup of repeated file paths - fix package names to make compatible with Oneiric This is all tested with Lucid (32-bit) and Oneiric (64-bit)
…t "ruby", so it can adapt to different Ruby implementations.
Conflicts: config/stack/git.rb
…separately and live with other gems.
…stead of openssl).
Any updates on this? Did you make apache start by itself? |
Ben, I've been mostly focused on Oneiric Ocelot, and I've made a bunch of changes in my oneiric branch. There are some things in there that should be cleaned up, like hard-coded references to 64-bit packages. I'm not sure about the apache issue. I think it's still not auto-starting, but I have steps later on in the more custom part of my install process that restart it, so it's not an issue for me. It's probably necessary to have separate branches for different distros (due to package names changes, etc). Do you want me to send a pull request for the whole branch? |
Hmm. I don't use passenger stack anymore, and don't even have a VPS account to test any changes… I might leave it where it is for now. On 06/03/2012, at 12:22 AM, sbleon wrote:
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Ben, I think I've got this to a satisfactory place. This version supports the most recent REE and the current version of Passenger. I just tested it on fresh Lucid and Oneiric boxes.
Note: apache2 still isn't starting automatically on Lucid, but I haven't had time to look into that.