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After I fixed one problem with my zurb foundation gem (downgrading to 5.1.1.0 worked) I ran into other problems when deploying into production environment onto my debian server. Deploying with capistrano or mina is both depending on a working ruby system with all the gems and of course bundler working in perfect harmony. Unfortunately my rvm per user installation did not work that good with my capistrano version 3. And after finding several forks on github I decided to look for alternatives, which meant other users were not happy with the original. I gave mina a try and found it different and interesting enough to use it. And mina works great except bundler was not "showing up to the party". My reason to switch back though was the ability of capistrano to roll back releases. In the end everything pointed to one black sheep: rvm. Right now I am installing rbenv which sounds promising because focussing on little things like it was intend by the UNIX founders with al...

My centOS vserver broke down after a "yum update" and even the centOS community forum could not give an answer within 24h. In my books that is poor for the almighty and stable centOS. Bare in mind that I am just a normal user of linux, no professional and definitely no expert when it comes to server, but I can read, try and share my findings: debian 6 installation steps via ssh secure your server: adduser foobar for security purposes  change /etc/sshd/sshd_conf to PermitRootLogin no now you can login as foobar and change to root via su - visudo for sudo command permissions and put this at the bottom: foobar   ALL=(ALL) ALL change hostname change hostname in /etc/hostname and in /etc/hosts reboot login via rsa key rather than password locally do ssh-keygen ssh-copy-id -i foobar@hostname... ssh now works without passwords but with keys (for easy deployment) install ruby and rails via rvm login as root always good to have: sudo apt-get install...