Restarting passenger-app asks for sudo #57
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Running the command : I used this command till a few days ago and it worked absolutely fine, is the passenger version upgraded which caused this? Thank you |
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Checked. I'm still able to restart apps. It's fine. It happens like that because there's nothing to restart, and Passenger thinks you need sudo to restart other things (which isn't). Because apps live within passenger doesn't live all the time, it's safe to ignore the message. Your changes will be applied anyway after the next run. You can try to visit your website and restart it, it will work. Remember, you don't need to do this each time you want to apply changes to your web apps. |
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Yes it was due to messed up passenger config. Thanks for quick reply |
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Checked. I'm still able to restart apps. It's fine.
It happens like that because there's nothing to restart, and Passenger thinks you need sudo to restart other things (which isn't).
Because apps live within passenger doesn't live all the time, it's safe to ignore the message. Your changes will be applied anyway after the next run.
You can try to visit your website and restart it, it will work. Remember, you don't need to do this each time you want to apply changes to your web apps.