# instead of using hard-coded path for passenger root, we should be using the following:
#%x{passenger-config --root}.chomp
#
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["version"] = "3.0.12"
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["root"] = "/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.12"
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["ruby"] = %x{which ruby}.chomp
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["max_pool_size"] = 10

# instead of using hard-coded path for passenger root, we should be using the following:
#%x{passenger-config --root}.chomp
#
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["version"] = "3.0.12"
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["root"] = "/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.12"
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["max_pool_size"] = 10

# the default value of this attribute is set in the recipe.  if set here using "which
# ruby" it results in failed chef runs on Windows just by being a dependency
node.default["nginx"]["passenger"]["ruby"] = ""
Remove default attribute that caused windows chef runs to fail
Remove default attribute that caused windows chef runs to fail

The same default value was already set in the recipe.  Removing it here
should result in the same outcome without failing chef runs on windows.
