Re: [Rails] Old Rails app from Docker Container - trying to run natively again . .

2020-03-15 Thread Lahiru Himesh Madusanka
You may want to check the Rails+Ruby version of your host then. It's possible that you're using a newer version of Ruby and your codebase requires an older version. (Due to the deprecated warning) Best regards Lahiru Himesh Madusanka http://lk.linkedin.com/in/sdglhm http://eezpal.com

Re: [Rails] Old Rails app from Docker Container - trying to run natively again . .

2020-03-14 Thread Philip Rhoades
Hassan, On 2020-03-15 11:31, Hassan Schroeder wrote: On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 3:52 PM Philip Rhoades wrote: Docker crashed and I lost the Rails container so I have to go back to the original source. I don't know what "lost the Rails container" means. Can't you just rerun the Dockerfile?

Re: [Rails] Old Rails app from Docker Container - trying to run natively again . .

2020-03-14 Thread Hassan Schroeder
On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 3:52 PM Philip Rhoades wrote: > Docker crashed and I lost the Rails container so I have to go back to > the original source. I don't know what "lost the Rails container" means. Can't you just rerun the Dockerfile? > Could someone suggest how I could fix the problem seen

[Rails] Old Rails app from Docker Container - trying to run natively again . .

2020-03-14 Thread Philip Rhoades
People, Docker crashed and I lost the Rails container so I have to go back to the original source. Could someone suggest how I could fix the problem seen below? - I deleted the Gemfile.lock file first. Thanks, Phil. $ bundle install --path vendor/bundle . . Bundle complete! 15 Gemfile