How to remove a passenger separately?

Question

I am creating a new development laptop and over the past few days have installed the following:

• Ubuntu 11.04

• Apache2

• RVM

• Ruby 1.9.2 under rvm

• Ruby 1.8.7 under rvm

• Passenger3 at 1.9.2@global

• Passenger module for Apache using Ruby 1.9.2

• Passenger3 at 1.8.7@global

I was going to set up some kind of reverse proxy for standalone Passenger using Ruby 1.8.7 when I accidentally typed in the Passenger’s beginning in a terminal window that didn’t point to 1.8.7@global.

The next thing I knew, the Passenger decided to install Nginx himself, not even “with you,” and now I have an additional Passenger installed somewhere on the machine on which I want to get rid, but I can’t find instructions for removing it .

Edit

.passenger /home/purvez

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Answer 1

Mac OS X 10.7.3

~/.passenger/standalone , :

3.0.11--ruby1.8.7-x86_64-MacOSX-10.7

Ruby 1.9.3, .

"3.0.11-universal-ruby1.8.7-x86_64-macosx-10.7" , " " , . , . , , , , .

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Answer 2

, :

Phusion Passenger, Phusion Nginx (). , , Phusion .

• Phusion Passenger , gem uninstall passenger. , root.
• Phusion Passenger tarball, , Phusion Passenger . , PassengerRoot.

rm -rf on/var/lib/-, , .