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You can look into Bitnami which has turnkey installers for wikis. Its really
easy to configure and not invasive on your system. MediaWiki is one of the most
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if user.role? :admin looks strange. the .role? indicates that it is a
boolean, no?
On Monday, July 1, 2013 6:22:46 PM UTC-4, Phil wrote:
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> Rails 3.2.11
> Ruby 2
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> Hi,
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> I am building my first rails app and decided to use Devise(2.2.4) and
> Cancan(1.6.10) for auth and role management. Th
Just in case you needed more information, it can be confusing if you're
using the Debian dpkg installer and then receive this error. You can
download the source code file as well and extract it. Under
source/ext/openssl you can then run ruby extconf.rb
Prior to this you should have installed ru
I think that I am experiencing the same issue. My background on Rails is
fairly limited, but since upgrading to Rails 3.0.4, I've had issues
testing my controller on live server. Webrick works fine, but when I
test my application on my server, it gives me the 404 HTML Error.
I'm using a test-liv
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