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Passenger with RPM Lite on Debian
I am running one rails app (v2.1.2) on a Debian Etch server, I have Apache2 and Passenger and deploy with Capistrano. I have carried out all the steps and added the .yml file to the project.
I can't find any log files and the NewRelic site is reporting "RPM is not collecting data from any rails applications".
If I don't get this sorted I will have to give up on RPM I'm afraid!!
Please help me!!
Tim
I can't find any log files and the NewRelic site is reporting "RPM is not collecting data from any rails applications".
If I don't get this sorted I will have to give up on RPM I'm afraid!!
Please help me!!
Tim
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Inappropriate?Tim,
I'm assuming this is a new install, correct? If not, be sure and install our latest agent with:
script/plugin install http://svn.newrelic.com/rpm/agent/new... --force
Some things to check:
- Did the plugin install without complaining? If not, what were the error messages?
- Do you see any log messages/errors from Passenger stating that its starting the agent?
- Its recommended in our docs to provide write permissions to the apache user for the entire /log directory.
- For Passenger, the log file is newrelic_agent.passenger.log.
Don't give up...we'll get you going.
Thanks,
Steve -
Inappropriate?Hi Steve,
Yes - it's a new install.
The plugin installed without any complaints.
Where abouts is the log file located? In the app's log directory, the apache log directory or somewhere else? I did a "locate.." and couldn't find it.
I have already made the apache user the owner of the log directory.
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Inappropriate?Tim,
Sorry for taking so long to reply. You can find our log file in your application's log directory - (i.e., <railsapp>/log/newrelic_agent.passenger.log).
If its not there, please check you apache error log (defined by 'error_log') to see if it has any error messages related to our agent.
Thanks,
Steve</railsapp> -
Inappropriate?I'm also having this problem - haven't been able to get NewRelic to log anything for my application - and there doesn't appear to be any output from passenger :(
I’m disappointed
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Inappropriate?Hi Lee,
I assume you've checked the previous things mentioned in this thread. What do you get when you manually load the newrelic init.rb file? If you'd like to email the results to support@newrelic.com we can look into this a little closer.
Thanks,
Steve
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