Hi,
we had the same problem when upgrading to ruby 1.9. Rolling back to ruby
1.8 using update-alternatives helped of course as a quick workaround
until we found out about mysql2 adapter.
Yes, mysql2 adapter is not included in Debian.
For everybody who needs a quick workaround:
1) edit
Hi Jeremy,
... and break your install next time redmine updates its dependencies.
yes...
I'd like to know if /etc/redmine/default/database.yml has encoding
properly set and matching your database encoding.
utf8
Best,
Holger
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