which rake __ /home/10838/data/rubygems/gems/bin/rake Heres the shebang line from __ /home/10838/data/rubygems/gems/bin/ rake __ #!/usr/bin/ruby
How can I find out if two Ruby installs are on there? It's a shared server, I know I never installed Ruby myself or modified anything, intentionally that is... Thanks Jamis! On 21 Feb, 11:52, Jamis Buck <[email protected]> wrote: > 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 -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
