> I was not suggesting any particular course of action, but was merely > thinking out loud about something I didn't quite understand about the > problem. Given that my Ubuntu Breezy Ruby reports itself as being 1.8.3, I > thought Instiki shouldn't work, based on my experience with 1.8.3 on Debian, > and on the bug reports I cited. But clearly it does work for me, so that > was a bit of a mystery. However, looking at it more closely today I have > discovered that the Ubuntu ruby1.8 (Debian version 1.8.2-9ubuntu1) isn't the > final release of 1.8.3, but is based on 1.8.3-preview1 plus some patches. > So that could account for Instiki working even though it claims to be ruby > 1.8.3 which has been reported to not work with the old Rails included in > Instiki. >
I was already going to give up on this, considering I'm not that well versed in this stuff, but now my curiosity got piqued again. Can you, guys, please give me some hints how to downgrade Ruby 1.8.3 which I've installed from the source (not from the repositories) to some earlier version, so that I could see if that works? Johanka _______________________________________________ Instiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/instiki-users
