Concluding:
(1) Just copy the plugin contents to the vendor/plugin folder.
(2) execute the init.rb script with ruby.
That has worked for me so far, as retrieving from git, with Windows this is
still a pain to do. There are other topics in this mailinglist about it ;)
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Sijo Kg wrote:
> Hi Josh
>Actually what you extracted from the tar is the plugin itself. No
> need to install it. Just move it to vendors/plugin folder
No! Many plugins have an init.rb script that will be run by
script/plugin install. Straight copying will not always install a
plugin pro
Hi Josh
Actually what you extracted from the tar is the plugin itself. No
need to install it. Just move it to vendors/plugin folder
Or
As Marnen Laibow-Koser said install the git client and then from the
same vendor/plugin folder type
git-clone git://github.com/ambethia/recaptcha.git
Josh White wrote:
> I have a plugin I need to install on my bluehost rails app. Using
>
> ./script/plugin install git://github.com/ambethia/recaptcha.git
>
> My command line is giving me no response. It doesn't seem to try or
> even fail, just the next line in bash show us as though nothing was
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