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Asked: May 21, 20262026-05-21T11:12:53+00:00 2026-05-21T11:12:53+00:00

I work on my MacBook Pro. I have many rails projects in ~/dev. It’s

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I work on my MacBook Pro. I have many rails projects in ~/dev.

It’s like:

  • ~/dev/first_project
  • ~/dev/second_project
  • ~/dev/third_project
  • and so on…

Some are rails 2 and others are rails 3 and I use RVM and I use ruby 1.8.7 for all my projects.

When I work for a project I run ‘rails s -p 3001’ or something like that. Now I’m tired of running the command. I want to use passenger with apache but I don’t want to add a configuration for each project.

Is there a way that one configuration works for all projects?

For example, first_project.mylocaldomain.com will work with ~/dev/first_project and .rvmrc in the directory. And so on. So the host name will decide which project and which directory.

I hope I explained well.

Thanks.

Sam

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