Your problem is that you're working as root!!
root and normal user (normally) has differnt paths. root path is more
restrictive than users path.
Try as normal user.
If you continue as root:
Ruby don't need remember the path, it's done by your shell.
Add the next line to your
Josh-
you should be able to accomplish what you want by adding the export PATH=...
statement to your own ~/.bashrc (which will affect your own user only), or
to /etc/profile (which will affect all users, system wide).
hth,
Erik
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Joshua Montross
to get capistrano to work, just install it like normal, then use the export
path command below.
install using gem install capistrano... then verify it is near this
directory doing gem contents capistrano...maybe not necessary, but it helped
me.
r...@j-laptop:/home/j/rails/trunk# capify
bash:
