What about "which rake"? If I had to guess, I'd say you've got at least two different ruby installations on that server, and the shebang line in whichever rake is being run is pointing to the OTHER ruby installation, the one the doesn't have rubygems installed.
- Jamis On 2/21/09 9:48 AM, elliottg wrote: > Lee, > Here's the info. All server side... > > which ruby __ /usr/bin/ruby > which gem __ /home/10838/data/rubygems/bin/gem > > ruby -v __ ruby 1.8.5 (2006-08-25) [i386-linux] > gem -v __ 1.3.1 > > Again a further note: I was able to run rubygems-update but due to > permission restrictions was not able to run update_rubygems as well. > So I don't know if that somehow left me with an incomplete install...? > > Also, these lines are in .bash_profile just FYI > #MTSTART > export PATH=$PATH:/home/10838/data/rubygems/bin:/home/10838/data/ > rubygems/gems/bin > export RUBYLIB=/home/10838/data/rubygems/local/lib/site_ruby/1.8:/home/ > 10838/data/rubygems/lib > export GEM_HOME=/home/10838/data/rubygems/gems > #MTEND > > Thanks a lot! > > > > On 21 Feb, 05:33, Lee Hambley <[email protected]> wrote: >> Elliot, >> Use 'pastie' for code snippets (pastie.org) - please run the following on >> your server: >> >> ruby -v >> gem -v >> >> which ruby >> which gem >> >> And give me the output from that... >> >> 2009/2/21 elliottg <[email protected]> >> >> >> >>> Lee. >>> Thanks for getting back to me. >>> I ran gem list on the server. Neither rubygems or rubygems-update >>> showed up. >>> Then I ran gem install rubygems-update it seemed to go as planned... >>> Then based on what I read I thought I needed to run update_rubygems as >>> well to complete the rubygems install and update. But when I ran the >>> second line I got a read only permissions error. I'm sure it's due to >>> the configs of my shared server... >>> After that just to see what I had, I ran gem --version and it said >>> 1.3.1 >>> So I can't really tell if rubygems is now installed and configured >>> correctly or not due to the fact that update_rubygems got killed to >>> the pemissions issue. I guess I should have ran gem -v at the >>> beginning. >>> At any rate I still get the same "`require': no such file to load -- >>> rubygems " when running cap deploy:migrate >>> Any thoughts? >>> Thanks so much. >>> Elliott >>> P.S. Is there anyway to style text as code here? >>> On Feb 20, 6:39 pm, Lee Hambley <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Elliot, >>>> Your server doesn't appear to have Rubygems installed. You can get, and >>>> install it from the rubygems site, installation really is a snap, give >>> that >>>> a shot (on your server) -- and post back here. >>>> - Lee >>>> 2009/2/20 elliottg <[email protected]> >>>>> Hello, >>>>> This is my first post here. I am new to Rails as well as working in >>>>> Bash. >>>>> I am trying to deploy a Rails app that is frozen to v2.1.2 to a >>>>> MediaTemple gridserver. The app I'm deploying is the Redmine OS >>>>> project management program. The app runs fine on my OS X 10.5 machine >>>>> and mysql as the dev environment. >>>>> I went through this post: >>>>> http://groups.google.com/group/capistrano/browse_thread/thread/dde29b. >>> .. >>>>> As well as tons of Google searches and trying stuff out. Still, I >>>>> couldn't solve the problem. On my MT shared server I don't root access >>>>> or write access to .bashrc etc... beyond that, I am foggy on what some >>>>> of my paths should even be and where to set them. >>>>> The cap deploy:set up worked fine. Then I ran cap deploy:cold, all the >>>>> files went over fine from my git repo which is on the target deploy >>>>> box. Below is the error I always get. I have the same problem running >>>>> cap deploy:migrate as well. >>>>> * executing "cd /home/10838/containers/rails/redmine/releases/ >>>>> 20090220170452; PATH=$PATH:/home/10838/data/rubygems/bin:/home/10838/ >>>>> data/rubygems/gems/bin RUBYLIB=/home/10838/data/rubygems/local/lib/ >>>>> site_ruby/1.8 GEM_HOME=/home/10838/data/rubygems/gems rake >>>>> RAILS_ENV=production db:migrate" >>>>> servers: ["simplecircle.net"] >>>>> [simplecircle.net] executing command >>>>> *** [err :: simplecircle.net] /home/10838/data/rubygems/gems/bin/rake: >>>>> 9:in `require': no such file to load -- rubygems (LoadError) >>>>> *** [err :: simplecircle.net] from /home/10838/data/rubygems/gems/bin/ >>>>> rake:9 >>>>> command finished >>>>> failed: "sh -c \"cd /home/10838/containers/rails/redmine/releases/ >>>>> 20090220170452; PATH=\\$PATH:/home/10838/data/rubygems/bin:/home/10838/ >>>>> data/rubygems/gems/bin RUBYLIB=/home/10838/data/rubygems/local/lib/ >>>>> site_ruby/1.8 GEM_HOME=/home/10838/data/rubygems/gems rake >>>>> RAILS_ENV=production db:migrate\"" on simplecircle.net >>>>> And here's my deploy.rb >>>>> NOTE: I tried some setting default_run_options[:env] values in >>>>> deploy.rb but to no effect. you can see them commented out. I am not >>>>> sure if those two path are even correct. >>>>> require 'mt-capistrano' >>>>> set :site, "10838" >>>>> set :application, "redmine" >>>>> set :webpath, "projects.simplecircle.net" >>>>> set :domain, "simplecircle.net" >>>>> set :user, "[email protected]" >>>>> set :password, "monkey75" >>>>> # default_run_options[:env] = { "PATH" => "$PATH:/home/10838/data/ >>>>> rubygems/bin:/home/10838/data/rubygems/gems/bin", >>>>> # "RUBYLIB" => "/home/10838/data/ >>>>> rubygems/local/lib/site_ruby/1.8:/home/10838/data/rubygems/lib"} >>>>> set :scm, :git >>>>> set :repository, "http://git.simplecircle.net/redmine.git"; >>>>> set :deploy_to, "/home/#{site}/containers/rails/#{application}" >>>>> set :rails_env, "production" >>>>> set :use_sudo, false >>>>> role :web, "#{domain}" >>>>> role :app, "#{domain}" >>>>> role :db, "#{domain}", :primary => true >>>>> THANKS for helping me out here. > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/capistrano -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
