C:\gem install mongrel
when you install mongrel in win32, you need :
C:\gem install mongrel_service
because, in win32 support mongrel in service to run webserver.
And then just run mongrel_rails to see what services
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Hi Guys,
I seem to be getting the same error... and I am on /9.4 of gems.. :(
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Ashish
Luis Lavena wrote:
On Dec 11, 2007 10:03 AM, Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Before I could do ruby setup.rb install I needed to do ruby setup.rb
config. 0.9.4 then
Mongrel is working with the latest Rails and Rubygems install. Rubygems
1.0 has been released which addresses many of the issues that Windows
users have been experiencing.
gem uninstall mongrel (select all versions)
gem update --system
gem install rails
gem install mongrel
Rubygems should no
Hi Phil,
Worked perfectly.. Thanks
Ashish
Phil Thompson wrote:
Mongrel is working with the latest Rails and Rubygems install. Rubygems
1.0 has been released which addresses many of the issues that Windows
users have been experiencing.
gem uninstall mongrel (select all versions)
gem
simply ruby setup.rb seems to work too
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Regarding your problem, you should have:
Downloaded rubygems-0.9.4.zip from rubyforge page [1]
Unpacked into any clean folder,
run: ruby setup.rb install
that should have overwrite your 0.9.5 installation.
If that didn't work as expected, you an also remove
On Dec 11, 2007 10:03 AM, Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Before I could do ruby setup.rb install I needed to do ruby setup.rb
config. 0.9.4 then installed although it seemed to install the docs for
0.9.5.
Oh, I always forget about config _before_ install :-P
The 0.9.5 docs can
Here is the proper end of the story:
I tried to reinstall as described above, but 0.9.5 did not uninstall.
End of story was that I had to:
* uninstall C:\ruby
* reinstall gems
It took a bit longer. But finally worked.
/Jesper
Blog: www.justaddwater.dk
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On Nov 28, 2007 5:38 AM, Jesper Rønn-jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the proper end of the story:
I tried to reinstall as described above, but 0.9.5 did not uninstall.
End of story was that I had to:
* uninstall C:\ruby
* reinstall gems
It took a bit longer. But finally worked.
Thanks Luis for getting back.
I hope for someone to consider implementing a
gem uninstall --system
for easier uninstall along the way (even though I hope nobody will ever
need it).
I'm sorry to hear about the problems at work. Hopefully things will work
out.
Thanks!
/Jesper
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Something suddenly went wrong in my ruby install.
When installing Mongrel on my Windows XP laptop, it incorrectly tries to
build it as a native extension. I don't even get the selection where I
can choose to install a compiled version.
I would appreciate any help/links or similar, as I frankly
On Nov 27, 2007 9:34 AM, Jesper Rønn-jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something suddenly went wrong in my ruby install.
When installing Mongrel on my Windows XP laptop, it incorrectly tries to
build it as a native extension. I don't even get the selection where I
can choose to install a
Luis Lavena wrote:
What version of RubyGems are you using? 0.9.5 shows some problems with
mswin32 platform.
[...]
I suggest you revert to 0.9.4 until this issue get solved. Eric Hodel
is working on it.
Thanks for the quick answer! I really appreciate that.
but how do I revert to a
Jesper wrote:
but how do I revert to a previous version??
OK I found out. Downloaded version 0.9.4 from rubyforge then
gem install rubygems-update-0.9.4.gem
Thanks a lot for pointing me to it :)
/Jesper
Blog: www.justaddwater.dk
Note to self: release 0.9.4 downloaded from
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