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Aajing
Last edited Feb 25, 2018
Created on Feb 24, 2018

This example shows a step-by-step shell script for installing and configuring Phusion Passenger with Apache on Ubuntu, including commands to enable the passenger module and restart the web server. It demonstrates the use of `apt-get`, `a2enmod`, `apache2ctl`, and `passenger-config` to validate the installation and check memory statistics. The script also includes instructions for enabling a specific site configuration and disabling the default one, ending with a service restart. The visualization is a plain-text terminal command sequence, not a graphical chart.

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