greg, gem update --system is disabled in debian along with other strange
things I've noticed so it isnt the easiest for a noob.
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matt, thanks,
dont suppose you can work this one out..
login ad...@localhost
pw: adminadmin
as per the bootstrap rake task it should load the values into the db, it
does and a record is created for parties with a pw but simply not
possible to log in via a browser
XlSuite::AuthenticatedUser:
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 8:26 PM, Arthur
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> fresh install of debian - not the best choice I know for rails
Works fine for me, something like 5 years now.
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> got debian & xlsuite working, nearly, ran script/server and got some
> errors
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> NoMethodError in Pages#show
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> Showing app/views/accounts/new.html.erb where line #8 raised:
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> You have a nil object when you didn't expect it!
> The error occurred whi
still in xlsuite get the nil errors...
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thanks! working better now
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got debian & xlsuite working, nearly, ran script/server and got some
errors
NoMethodError in Pages#show
Showing app/views/accounts/new.html.erb where line #8 raised:
You have a nil object when you didn't expect it!
The error occurred while evaluating nil.name
this happens on all pages. /admi
For "rmagick" error: have u got the following debian packages
installed?
imagemagick
librmagick-ruby
librmagick-ruby1.8
on debian, check using
dpkg --get-selections | grep magick
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this is on Debian again, - Fedora worked ok but I have to learn how to
do this!!!
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ok guys, stage 2
got through to run rake rake db:create db:structure:load db:bootstrap
but got the rmagick error again, although it is installed and works for
other apps
any ideas?
I've tried quite a few installs but it seems to fail
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Thanks for all of the posts,
AplhaBlue - sorry fell asleep
Maurício -agreed, wasnt the best tone...
Jason Stewart (thanks)
debian - and Ruby is a little odd so first was to get the basic bundle
of Ruy working, got it correct now to v1.8
then did the pharrington routine and
same process
Arthur Rats wrote:
> I've been having great fun trying to deploy a fresh install of rails on
> debian, specifically xlsuite to test it out, but my god how many more
> errors can I take before I give up.
>
> RAILS IS NOT NICE
>
> After battling with countless different errors from trying Ubuntu,
Arthur Rats wrote:
I've been having great fun trying to deploy a fresh install of rails on
debian, specifically xlsuite to test it out, but my god how many more
errors can I take before I give up.
RAILS IS NOT NICE
After battling with countless different errors from trying Ubuntu,
Fedora,
On Aug 24, 9:26 pm, Arthur Rats
wrote:
> I've been having great fun trying to deploy a fresh install of rails on
> debian, specifically xlsuite to test it out, but my god how many more
> errors can I take before I give up.
>
> RAILS IS NOT NICE
>
> After battling with countless different errors f
On Aug 24, 9:26 pm, Arthur Rats
wrote:
> I've been having great fun trying to deploy a fresh install of rails on
> debian, specifically xlsuite to test it out, but my god how many more
> errors can I take before I give up.
>
> RAILS IS NOT NICE
>
> After battling with countless different errors f
This kind of attitude and message will only make you be ignored. Try
to be supportive and explain correctly your issues instead of bashing
the framework, 'cos the error usually lies in your code.
This specific error means that your code is meant for a previous
version of rails, probably 2.2 and y
List your current Ruby and Rails versions (i.e. the versions you are
upgrading from).
Check to ensure that you have all your gems configured properly and
perform a rake gems install to see if they are all installed properly.
Keep in mind that in production you are using RAILS_ENV=production ra
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