frankjmat...@gmail.com wrote:
it looks like you either installed rvm as root or are running it as
such... I'm not sure exactly.
either way. you shouldnt have to involve usr/bin in anything. all
your commands should be directly from your home user directory.
done that way, rvm will then
frankjmat...@gmail.com wrote:
Also I should have noted, after you get rails installed and run
rails new MyNewAppName you should cd to that directory and run
bundle install
that will install all of your gem dependencies from your Gemfile and
you shouldn't get that sqlite3-ruby error anymore.
it looks like you either installed rvm as root or are running it as
such... I'm not sure exactly.
either way. you shouldnt have to involve usr/bin in anything. all
your commands should be directly from your home user directory.
done that way, rvm will then install a version of ruby for you right
Hey Andre,
I would recommend a few things that could make your life easier.
Use RVM. It allows you to easily install a local user copy of ruby
without mucking about with your system. Follow the instructions at
http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/rvm/install/ and remember - you don't
have to be root.
Also I should have noted, after you get rails installed and run
rails new MyNewAppName you should cd to that directory and run
bundle install
that will install all of your gem dependencies from your Gemfile and
you shouldn't get that sqlite3-ruby error anymore.
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