Look in your various gems, and see where they are sourced from. In Terminal or
the local equivalent, type the following command:
host server.hostname.dom
You should see back the primary ip address in reply.
Walter
On Aug 20, 2012, at 8:51 AM, Marcelo Junior wrote:
> How is the IP numbers I have to add in firewall to allow Rubygems?
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> We don't use Proxy, only IP restriction.
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