This is not a normal place for FreeBSD ports to live. I strongly urge you to use the proper packages or ports and not try to build everything from source yourself./opt/nginx
I borked something having to do with ssl, phusion-passenger and nginx and now I can't start nginx which is actually passenger-install-nginx-module located under /opt/nginx Update and then upgrade I guess or just upgrade I don't care I'm gonna have to upgrade anyway
This is not a normal place for FreeBSD ports to live. I strongly urge you to use the proper packages or ports and not try to build everything from source yourself.
Chapter 4. Installing Applications: Packages and Ports
I actually maintain a bunch of Ruby on Rails webservers for a client for the past 5 years or so. I can assure you this is not a good way to maintain them on FreeBSD. Use the ports/packages, seriously. Once you're used to the FreeBSD way of maintaining you'll never, ever, want to maintain RoR on any other platform.This is the preferred method for Ruby on Rails apps regardless of host OS I have to do it that way I don't wanna get left behind in this technology I have to use it to know it It's common response for freebsd to say not to use this approach but they're not rails developers