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Hello, I have Openproject, a Ruby on Rails application, I want it to start next to the system boot, I put the script to start from Upstart, but when starting the system, I see this error in my log:
/usr/bin/env: ruby: File or directory not found
The script looks like this:
#!/bin/bash
cd /home/openproject/openproject
bundle exec rails server -d >> ~/log
Someone knows what to do?
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Using RVM, you need to create a wrapper.
See how in the documentation: https://rvm.io/deployment/init-d
Thanks for the help Alex, I used the command: rvm alias create openruby project-2.1.5p273@openproject and returned this: ruby-2.1.5p273 is not installed. Creating alias openproject for ruby-2.1.5p273.... Well, using ruby -v, the installed version is the one specified above, and I didn’t understand this error...
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Ruby is the system or vc uses rvm or something similar?
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Hello Alex, I use the rvm.
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