CentOS - Apr 2014 - ruby193 SCL and mod_passenger

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I'm interested in ruby and I try the ruby193 SCL and I want to run Ruby on
Rails with Apache, so I'm searching mod_passenger for this ruby SCL version,
but I found, that this package is not in this SCL. Are any other possibilities
to run Ruby on Rails with Apache or why is mod_passenger not in this SCL?
?
Thanks,
Filip Bartmann

Filip,

I install and manage my ruby versions with chruby, instead of using packages. 
You can get more up-to-date versions of ruby that way.  There are other ruby
managers such as rbenv and rvm.

For passenger, you?ll install the passenger gem and then build the Apache module
from source:

http://www.modrails.com/documentation/Users%20guide%20Apache.html

?adam

On Apr 3, 2014, at 3:38 AM, Filip Bartmann <filbar at centrum.cz> wrote:
>  
> I'm interested in ruby and I try the ruby193 SCL and I want to run Ruby
on Rails with Apache, so I'm searching mod_passenger for this ruby SCL
version, but I found, that this package is not in this SCL. Are any other
possibilities to run Ruby on Rails with Apache or why is mod_passenger not in
this SCL?
>  
> Thanks,
> Filip Bartmann
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On 04/03/2014 02:38 AM, Filip Bartmann wrote:
>  
> I'm interested in ruby and I try the ruby193 SCL and I want to run Ruby
on Rails with Apache, so I'm searching mod_passenger for this ruby SCL
version, but I found, that this package is not in this SCL. Are any other
possibilities to run Ruby on Rails with Apache or why is mod_passenger not in
this SCL?
>  
Why not there is an upstream question ... Red Hat is releasing a version
1.1 of SCL that will have these:

http://red.ht/OfhNRA

They have not yet released the sources on ftp.redhat.com as it is a
closed beta. I think there are some "ruby193-rubygem-passenger" RPMs
and
"ruby193-mod_passenger" in the 1.1, but I am not 100% sure at this
point.

Once they release publicly and I can get the sources, I will build them.


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