Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #965553:
Besides rvm and the gem directory there I have a .gemrc in my home
directory and a .gem directory. Not sure why I have it there. It stops
my installation of Rails 3, complaining about permissions of the .gemrc.
Is that something I've created or has it to
Robert Walker wrote in post #965736:
It sounds to me like you have permission issues with your home folder.
Anything in your own home folder should be fully accessible by you. I
don't think this issue is directly related to rvm or RubyGems itself. I
think you may have basic OS permission
Chris Lemcke wrote in post #965274:
Did you install rvm using sudo? If you sudo install it, it'll make it
so you have to use sudo to install any gems. If you want to tell which
ruby you're running (on a mac) type:
I can't remember but I don't think so. I stand as owner for the .rvm
I recently had to reinstall rvm when I was upgrading from rails 3.0.0
to rails 3.0.3 (maybe too harsh but it worked), so in order to remove
the cached gems (on a single user install), I removed all the stuff in
$HOME/.rvm/gems
Btw, I don't think you should've used sudo in the first place so maybe
Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #965326:
Maybe I should start over. If I uninstall rvm will that mean I get rid
of the installed rvm gems as well? I presume so. Can I just delete the
.rvm directory?
AFAIK everything related to RVM is stored inside ~/.rvm. I've
reinstalled before by simply
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 11:16 AM, Robert Walker li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #965326:
Maybe I should start over. If I uninstall rvm will that mean I get rid
of the installed rvm gems as well? I presume so. Can I just delete the
.rvm directory?
AFAIK everything
Besides rvm and the gem directory there I have a .gemrc in my home
directory and a .gem directory. Not sure why I have it there. It stops
my installation of Rails 3, complaining about permissions of the .gemrc.
Is that something I've created or has it to do with Mac OS Snow Leopard?
That is,
tundrax wrote in post #964969:
Maybe your RVM is not running as a function that is causing gem env
confusion.
Check out the manual, Post Install section.
Run type rvm | head -n1 and check if the return is rvm is a
function. And if it's not, follow the instructions given in the
manual.
Hope
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #964957:
Your problem is with RVM, not with Ruby or Rails.
And what is yours?
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I'm not sure if I got it well, but I'll try my best. So have you
installed RVM already? It's wise to install Ruby 1.9, then set it as
default, then install the gem - but not as super user! So without
sudo! This way it won't be in your system files, it will be Ruby-
vesrion-specific.
Also
Zoltan Gero wrote in post #965261:
Hello,
I'm not sure if I got it well, but I'll try my best. So have you
installed RVM already? It's wise to install Ruby 1.9, then set it as
default, then install the gem - but not as super user! So without
sudo! This way it won't be in your system files,
Did you install rvm using sudo? If you sudo install it, it'll make it
so you have to use sudo to install any gems. If you want to tell which
ruby you're running (on a mac) type:
which ruby
shouldn't be /usr/bin/ruby
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You're really a funny guy Marnen. I thought Rails was based on Ruby. :-)
I'm trying to install Rails 3. Besides this hopeless linear behavior
from Marnen, anyone who can assist me with an answer? Or should I ask in
the Ruby list instead and say that I'm trying to install Rails using rvm
and
Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #964948:
You're really a funny guy Marnen. I thought Rails was based on Ruby. :-)
Of course it is. This list, however, is not for basic Ruby or RVM
questions, but only for issues specific to Rails. So your question is
off topic here. Please take it where it is
Maybe your RVM is not running as a function that is causing gem env
confusion.
Check out the manual, Post Install section.
Run type rvm | head -n1 and check if the return is rvm is a
function. And if it's not, follow the instructions given in the
manual.
Hope this helps.
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