i configured the ruby on rails app with passenger long time ago so when now i browse to “locahost” it shows the app’s content.But i want to access the /var/www/drupal with “localhost/drupal”.I am unable to access it.It gives the error and error seems to be genuine due to passenger.
No route matches “/drupal” with {:method=>:get}
should i remove the passenger ?If yes then please let me know how to remove it?
or is there any solution to it ?
Thanks in advance
Do you have Apache set up to serve /drupal in that virtualhost? If so, Passenger might not be letting Apache do its job.
If that’s the case, try adding this config to apache:
<Location /drupal>
DirectoryIndex index.php
PassengerEnabled off
i configured the ruby on rails app with passenger long time ago so when now i browse to “locahost” it shows the app’s content.But i want to access the /var/www/drupal with “localhost/drupal”.I am unable to access it.It gives the error and error seems to be genuine due to passenger.
No route matches “/drupal” with {:method=>:get}
should i remove the passenger ?If yes then please let me know how to remove it?
or is there any solution to it ?
Do you have Apache set up to serve /drupal in that virtualhost?
NO.manually i didn’t do anything like this.
If so, Passenger might not be letting Apache do its job.
If that’s the case, try adding this config to apache:
<Location /drupal>
DirectoryIndex index.php
PassengerEnabled off
in which file ?
apache2.conf or http.conf?
Thanks
i want to access “localhost” as it was normally before
Thanks
In your apache config, look for a line like, LoadModule passenger_module, and comment it out I don’t know which config file your setup uses; it could be either apache2.conf or http.conf. Search in both of them for ‘passenger’.
LoadModule passenger_module /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.7/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.so
PassengerRoot /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.7
PassengerRuby /usr/bin/ruby1.8
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.yourhost.com
DocumentRoot /home/amrit/amritpal/public
<Directory /amritpal/public>
AllowOverride all
Options -MultiViews
<Location /drupal>
DirectoryIndex index.php
PassengerEnabled off
I removed first 3 line still it didn’t work and “localhost” shows the contents of app.
Thanks
That will get rid of passenger. Setting up drupal is a completely separate matter.
Thanks
No, because that depends largely on how it got there. Presumably you’re the one who installed it?