I'm working on a rails application and in my dev environment I'm forced to use port 80. Running on any other port that would require me to go to localhost:xxxx
isn't gonna work.
I run the application with rvmsudo rails s -p 80
after stopping apache.
Everything works fine except that I can't seem to access my environment variables here. Running on regular ports (3000, 4000, etc) works fine and I can access them when I can use those ports, but when I can't and have to use 80 I'm stuck.
Is there something I should be running when I start up the rails server? Or some alternate way of accessing the environment variables that would work everywhere?
sudo
and rvmsudo
start a subshell that doesn't contain environment variables. rvmsudo
only forwards on certain environment variables see more.
In your scenario, are you saying that this doesn't work:
rvmsudo rails s -p 80
And that this does work?
rvmsudo rails s -p 3000
Also, are you trying to access environment variables other than these: $PATH
, $GEM_HOME
, $GEM_PATH
and $BUNDLE_PATH
?