Hi, >Maybe you should define /exactly/ what you mean by "dedicated server"
Well i mean that i have full root access to all accounts on the server. And that i can install, delete, update etc in any way i want to. Only my apps are installed and running , i have all the power over the server, this is what i mean with "dedicated server" >I was installing on my OS X system -- just another *nix box. A server is a server is a server. Because you installed server software on it :-) I already installed passenger on my MAC, and it works, but that is obius, because my MAC: 1- Is a local eviroment, that means that all the installations are donde like root, and more important with a very low security configuration(my mac is a testing eviroment not a production one) 2- As a local machine, is a testing eviroment, so it does not have any high securiity, firewalls, special users and all that stuff that a real production server has and that usually make things harder to install and configure, for a simple example i connect in my local machine to mysql using user root with no password, but in a real producction eviroment this can not be done, so i have not to deal with this stuff when installing something in my *nix local machine :), thats why passenger was easy to install :-) >Maybe you should do a test install on another system where you aren't >wrestling with "cpanel" to validate the basic process. the cpanel stuff was just an example, i am not sure if it is the cpanel who causes the problem, i was just giving an example that in a production eviroment exists a lot of "extra" thing that are configurated different and that may cause tha passenger install not so easy to do, maybe cpanel, maybe some chmod problems, maybe some lost symbolic links problems etc >What company did you get your dedicated server from www.jaguarpc.com >Most dedicated servers has the ability to be installed without a control panel and most of the time it is easier to do custom installs like pasanger/ mongrel or other without a control panel like cpanel of course, as i said before i have installed passenger already, the problem i got is that i can not configure it properly using just the instructions that passenger installing process gives >did you install wget on the server (yum install wget) and/or links (yum >install links) this will let you "test" from the local server to see if >everything is working fine there before testing outside i have installed many software using yum, and wget was already installed when i buyed the dedicaded server, and both work just fine >AND THE BIG QUESTION! IS THE CPANEL FIREWALL OPEN???? I am not sure, but is this important for passenger to work properly? Thanks for your support, Regards --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
