Upload CSR to SSL vendor and request certificate.Generate a key and CSR with an SSL library (i.e.Tl dr steps for enabling SSL for you Rails app: In this article, I will go into the latter by writing a step by step guide for setting up SSL for your Rails app.
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I think this has a lot to do with people either not really being aware the advantages of SSL or simply not knowing how to implement it.
While this has improved quite a lot, it's still only 41.7% of the 141.160 most popular sites that are rolling secure SSL. Back then, only 16.4% of the 148.486 most popular website had secure SSL implemented.
it only has the default rails files and I can't think of why they would need to be removed from source control, but maybe the Capistrano team has a reason.In March 2015, I wrote about setting up SSL for your Rails app. Not really sure why bin would need to be symlinked. I have noticed on the last few versions of Capistrano that I have used, the format and defaults for linked_dirs keeps changing quite a bit, but I had never seen bin in that list. Now looks like: set :linked_dirs, fetch(:linked_dirs, ).push('log', 'tmp', 'public/system', "public/downloads","publ ic/assets") Removed 'bin' from the linked_dirs list and everything now works as expected. They were obviously still there in development, so it only affected production. So the deploy script created a new directory in shared called bin (which was empty) and the files used to launch rails server and console were missing. set :linked_dirs, fetch(:linked_dirs, ).push('bin', 'log', 'tmp', 'public/system', "public/downloads", "public/assets") was pretty close, but I thought the cause of the issue needed to be mentioned for others who might encounter the same thing.īasically I am using a newer version of Capistrano (3.3.5) than I have used in the past and it (by default) adds 'bin' to the list of shared directories that it symlinks on each deploy. Has anyone ever experienced this before or have any suggestions? I know there used to be a scripts directory a while back (maybe rails 2?)- Is there still a directory that contains the script commands for rails that may have been corrupted? I know that the first thing to be suggested is that I am not running rails c production from the app directory - I have cd'd into the correct directory at least 10 times and manually loaded the correct gemset, this is not the issue.Ĭan't figure out why it works fine in development, but not in production. This is the first time I have ever gotten this message, and the console is the ONLY thing that seems to be broken - everything else works fine! the app is live and works great. yada yada, shows the rest of the rails options (oddly enough does not show 'c' or 'console' as options?)Īgain, I have logged into hundreds of production consoles on both nginx/apache deployed with old and new versions of both Unicorn and mostly older versions of Passenger. r, # Path to the Ruby binary of your choice RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails consoleĮvery time, I get a notice that implies 'rails c' is not a valid command: Usage: RAILS_ENV=production rails c production # (haha, surely this won't work, but out of options) Rails c production RAILS_ENV=production # (getting desperate here) rails c production # (which usually works no problem)īundle exec rails c production # (sometimes have to do this on older apps that do not have the newer capistrano 3 and rvm setup) rvmrc and shows that I am in the correct gemset, ran bundle just for kicks. extensions)Ĭd into app directory: cd /home/deployer/app_name/current Nginx with Passenger (I typically use Unicorn, but have never had a problem on any of the apps I have deployed with Passenger)Ĭapistrano 3 (using the rvm, migrations, asset-precompilation, etc. Ubuntu 14.04 (racksapce 2nd gen performance 1 server) On this server, I can drop, create, migrate, seed the database with no problems (using RAILS_ENV=production), and the app works fine live without any issues.
I am trying to start a rails console on a production server and it is acting like the rails c command does not exist.įWIW, I have been a rails developer for 4 years and do this all the time on a plethora of other servers without issue.
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