splitting into a multipackage, with a subpackage for the standalone
version (which embeds a version of nginx). The standalone version
operates much like other ruby webservers, serving a single ruby/rack
application.
Switch to using the gem version of passenger. Because the gem
installs into a versioned directory, setup symlinks to the
versioned directory so that nginx configuration files don't need
to be modified when the version is updated.
Ignore EINVAL from sigaltstack, seems to be what ruby itself does in 1.9
committing on behalf of jeremy@, who did all the work,
tested on i386 and tested packaging on amd64. All so I can commit a
simple nginx update... THANKS.
ok jasper
always provide the new atomic builtins. In reality those are only available
on hardware that provides the necessary atomic instructions. PA-RISC doesn't
have a suitable set of atomic instructions so work around it on hppa.
ok espie@, bernd@, landry@
Phusion Passenger is an Nginx module, which makes deploying Ruby
and Ruby on Rails applications on Nginx a breeze. It follows the
usual Ruby on Rails conventions, such as "Don't-Repeat-Yourself"
and ease of setup, while at the same time providing enough
flexibility.
Tested by many.
With hints from Jeremy Evans and msf@.
