Would be better to add:
```
$ gem install bundler
$ bundler install # should automatically install Jekyll for you
```
Using gem to install Jekyll installs it "globally" instead of local to
your "bundle" (the accumulo website). This increases the likelihood that
you have some version clash of Ruby dependencies on your local machine.
You would then run Jekyll via `bundle exec jekyll <..>` instead of just
`jekyll`.
I don't see a reason why you would create a `jekyll` user. Suggest you
drop that unless you have a reason..
Thanks for updating documentation around this.
On 6/7/19 2:14 PM, Jeffrey Zeiberg wrote:
Step 1: Installing Ruby
First, log into your server, then execute these commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ruby-full make gcc nodejs build-essential patch
Step 2: Setting up Jekyll
This part is quite easy. Simply execute the following to install Jekyll
and its dependencies using Gem:
gem install jekyll bundler
Now, create a user for it:
useradd jekyll
