I think the solution suggested by - CharlesB (25 Nov) is pretty
straight forward. Somehow the incomplete installation of mysql gem,
doesnt has the chance to add mysql's bin directory path to windows
environment variable "Path".
Simply put a an additional entry there, i.e. in my case "C:\wamp\bin
\
Hi Schalk
I had the same problem with rails 2.2.2 ...
ArgumentError (NULL pointer given):
(eval):3:in `each_hash'
(eval):3:in `all_hashes'
I my case I was running MySQL 5.1.30 on a Windows environment too so
I decided to switch 'back' to MySQL 5.0.67 and this worked for me. So
maybe
Update: Found this solution on ruby forum:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/171640
Copy the file libmysql.dll from mysql/bin to ruby/bin.
It worked for me. Environment starts and app executes properly in
2.2.2 now. Still get the rdoc error when installing mysql, but it
doesn't seem to affect t
I just started struggling with the same problem as described in this
thread, starting when I updated rails from 2.1.2 to 2.2.2. My apps
work fine in rails 2.1.2. When I change environment.rb to 2.2.2, boom
they blow up. Error message says:
"The bundled mysql.rb driver has been removed from rai
I'm having very similar problems. Ever since they switched to the gem
only I am wasting a lot of time that should be spent developing. It's
very frustrating. Here is my environment:
Desktop: Windows Vista 64-bit - MySQL 64-bit server, RoR 2.2.2
Currently I am getting the "NULL point" errors
Hey Matthew,
Sorry I cannot provide you with an answer but, I basically decided to go
back to 2.0.2 as there seems to be a few shortcomings with 2.1.2 and 2.2.2.
Regards,
Schalk
Matthew Phillips wrote:
> I'm having similar problems. I also get the "NULL pointer given" error
> when I try to g
I'm having similar problems. I also get the "NULL pointer given" error
when I try to go to localhost:3000. The problem is that I'm able to log
into database from the commandline.
I wonder if the problem has to do with using 64-bit MySQL server...
It's very frustrating that they are pushing u
Hey Schalk,
The autogenerated database.yml did get one new line (as of 2.2.0) that
shows up in 2.2.2 yml files.
development:
adapter: mysql
encoding: utf8
database: t222m_development
pool: 5
username: root
password:
socket: /tmp/mysql.sock
NOTE:
pool: 5
I've deleted the line, h
Hey All,
Executing: gem install mysql --no-ri --no-rdoc tells me that it
installed one gem without any errors. However looking at the folder
inside InstantRails, something seems missing. There is no lib for example.
Also, a simple line like this:
@content = Content.find_by_permalink('introduc
I had the same exact error message when I first tried to install the
mysql-2.7.3 gem. But from the error message, we clearly see that only
the RDocs are not being installed.
You can confirm that if you do a "gem list". If you want, you can
simply do:
gem install mysql --no-ri --no-rdoc
It will
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 10:11 PM, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Honestly, the only limit I've found with sqlite is I haven't yet
> puzzled out how to look at the tables - like with one of the dbadmin
> tools.
prompt% cd ~/projects/foo
prompt% sqlite3 db/development.sqlite3
SQLite version 3.4
Hey Schalk,
Not to make your life more confusing than it already is but...
You have three ways to go for your database, they're all supported
within RoR. I've run all three in my environment but I haven't done
anything with Vista.
1) sqlite3 - only need to install one gem, memory resident, goo
Hi there Rick,
I have given up on the Rakismet plugin and will go with the Railscast
solution, if it works for them it will work for me. Now my problem is
getting a working MySQL gem installed to use along Rails 2.2.2 or even
2.1.2.
If you or anyone else have some pointers I am all ears. BTW,
Hi Schalk,
I've noticed that myself. It seems that at some point the what
gemspec file got corrupted or abandoned or your guess goes here in
gold. You've got maybe three options available.
1) Find a pre-built gem in whatever passes for package format on your
os.
2) Build your own gemspec to a
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