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I'm more than a little impressed with Passenger. It didn't exactly adhere to Debian conventions, but it's new and nothing in Ruby-land does. Regardless, it was
by thras 18y ago
I'm more than a little impressed with Passenger. It didn't exactly adhere to Debian conventions, but it's new and nothing in Ruby-land does.
Regardless, it was a breeze to set up, and seems to be running great.
It looks like a lot of effort was invested into this -- I wonder if they'll be able to make money.
- FooBarWidget 18y agoPhusion Passenger has Debian packages.
- thras 18y agoWhere? On their site, I see some Ubuntu packages which would probably work. But once I get to the point of "probably work", I might as well install the gem version.
- FooBarWidget 18y agoThe ones provided by Brightbox. I'm under the impression that they should work on Debian seeing that Ubuntu is based on Debian. As far as I know they work out-of-the-box without even having to run the Phusion Passenger installer manually.