anchor.diff:      server {
           listen <%= @options[:address] %>:<%= @options[:port] %>;
           server_name <%= app[:server_names].join(' ') %>;
  -        root <%= app[:root] %>/public;
  +        root '<%= app[:root] %>/public';
           passenger_enabled on;
           rails_env <%= app[:env] %>;
           passenger_spawn_method <%= app[:spawn_method] %>;
           <% if app[:min_instances] %>passenger_min_instances <%= app[:min_instances] %>;<% end %>
           <% if app[:analytics] %>passenger_analytics on;<% end %>
           <% if app[:debugger] %>passenger_debugger on;<% end %>
  -        <%
  -        # The following is to make Tower Top work. In Phusion Passenger Standalone we don't
  -        # care about inter-app security because it's meant for simple use cases; we
  -        # don't even support user switching. People who care about inter-app security
  -        # should just use Phusion Passenger for Apache or Nginx.
  -        %>
  -        passenger_app_rights inspect_basic_info;
       }
       <% end %>
   }
  
positive.code: master_process on;
  worker_processes 1;
  daemon on;
  error_log <%= @options[:log_file] %>;
  pid <%= @options[:pid_file] %>;
  <% if @options[:user] %>user <%= @options[:user] %> <%= default_group_for(@options[:user]) %>;<% end %>
  
  events {
  
negative.code: }
  
  http {
      include '<%= nginx_dir %>/conf/mime.types';
      client_body_temp_path '<%= @temp_dir %>/client';
      proxy_temp_path '<%= @temp_dir %>/proxy';
      passenger_ruby <%= PlatformInfo.ruby_command %>;
      passenger_root '<%= passenger_root %>';
      passenger_abort_on_startup_error on;
      passenger_user_switching off;
      passenger_max_pool_size <%= @options[:max_pool_size] %>;
  