I think I fixed the problem. Looks like its working. What I did is commented out admin_login and admin_password in UserEngine entry at environment.rb. So it would like something like this
module UserEngine #config :admin_login, "admin" config :admin_email, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" #config :admin_password, "adminatuserengine" end and then executed "rake bootstrap" and it worked. With this what it does is it will create username: admin and password: testing , you can go change this later I guess. -zigs zigs wrote: > I have the similar problem, even though UserEngine module details in > environment.rb is well changed. I still see above error. > > How do we debug in detail on what exactly is wrong? in terms of > ActiveRecord debugging > > -zigs > > James Adam wrote: >> It looks like it's trying to use the string "the login name for your >> administrator user" as the value for the login field. Have you made >> sure to set that value? The README should outline this stuff.... >> >> - james >> >> On 5/11/06, Rake Bootstrap command does not work properly -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ engine-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rails-engines.org/listinfo.cgi/engine-users-rails-engines.org
