Ruby: version 1.8.6
Rails: version 2.3.4
Os: Windows XP
Got a problem while installation.
I was following "Installation: Edge version manually" section from the
readme of adva_cms given in github.
When I tried to run 4th step:
"rake adva:install:core -R vendor/adva/engines/adva_cms/lib/
tasks"
got the error: "unknown file type: ../adva/engines/adva_activity".
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 6:55 AM, Shree <subinvarghes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ruby: version 1.8.6
> Rails: version 2.3.4
> Os: Windows XP
> Got a problem while installation.
> I was following "Installation: Edge version manually" section from the
> readme of adva_cms given in github.
> When I tried to run 4th step:
> "rake adva:install:core -R vendor/adva/engines/adva_cms/lib/
> tasks"
> got the error: "unknown file type: ../adva/engines/adva_activity".
> Maybe the installer's using a *nix symlink (ln -s) instead of an NTFS
> symlink (mklink)?
> On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 6:55 AM, Shree <subinvarghes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Ruby: version 1.8.6
> > Rails: version 2.3.4
> > Os: Windows XP
> > Got a problem while installation.
> > I was following "Installation: Edge version manually" section from the
> > readme of adva_cms given in github.
> > When I tried to run 4th step:
> > "rake adva:install:core -R vendor/adva/engines/adva_cms/lib/
> > tasks"
> > got the error: "unknown file type: ../adva/engines/adva_activity".
Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products
(the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
O.S.".
I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the
same issue in nothing less then three of them.
HELP!
On Oct 14, 4:37 am, Shree <subinvarghes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 13, 5:19 pm, Rob Sterner <rob.ster...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Maybe the installer's using a *nix symlink (ln -s) instead of an NTFS
> > symlink (mklink)?
> > On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 6:55 AM, Shree <subinvarghes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Ruby: version 1.8.6
> > > Rails: version 2.3.4
> > > Os: Windows XP
> > > Got a problem while installation.
> > > I was following "Installation: Edge version manually" section from the
> > > readme of adva_cms given in github.
> > > When I tried to run 4th step:
> > > "rake adva:install:core -R vendor/adva/engines/adva_cms/lib/
> > > tasks"
> > > got the error: "unknown file type: ../adva/engines/adva_activity".
> Ruby: version 1.8.6
> Rails: version 2.3.4
> Os: Windows XP
> Got a problem while installation.
> I was following "Installation: Edge version manually" section from the
> readme of adva_cms given in github.
> When I tried to run 4th step:
> "rake adva:install:core -R vendor/adva/engines/adva_cms/lib/
> tasks"
> got the error: "unknown file type: ../adva/engines/adva_activity".
> Ruby: version 1.8.6
> Rails: version 2.3.4
> Os: Windows XP
> Got a problem while installation.
> I was following "Installation: Edge version manually" section from the
> readme of adva_cms given in github.
> When I tried to run 4th step:
> "rake adva:install:core -R vendor/adva/engines/adva_cms/lib/
> tasks"
> got the error: "unknown file type: ../adva/engines/adva_activity".
> Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products > (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used > O.S.".
Do you test your products on OS/X?
> I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in > Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the > same issue in nothing less then three of them.
If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you. No offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> On Oct 27, 2009, at 4:38 AM, MarcRic wrote:
> > Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products
> > (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
> > O.S.".
> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> > I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
> > Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the
> > same issue in nothing less then three of them.
> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you. No
> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> 2009/10/27 Sven Fuchs <svenfu...@artweb-design.de>
> > On Oct 27, 2009, at 4:38 AM, MarcRic wrote:
> > > Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products
> > > (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
> > > O.S.".
> > Do you test your products on OS/X?
> > > I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
> > > Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the
> > > same issue in nothing less then three of them.
> > If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you. No
> > offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
I know we are dealing with an open source effort here, and there was
no intentional offenses in my words.
Unfortunately adva-cms was one of the last in my "check this Rails
cms" list. And half of a dozen Rails cms I have tested before fails in
the install procedure. There was 4 AM and I was really upset.
> Do you test your products on OS/X?
If only I have one to test... I'm just trying to select a good Rails
CMS to use.
What can I say about that? Here in Brazil Mac OS/X is not found every
corner (if I ask my nowadays team mates and colleagues for a Mac to
test something, the answer will be NONE).
Nothing against OS/X and Linux as development tools - just the
opposite, on the other hand I think we can find a Windows system every
corner around the World.
So, I still thinking it is easier to develop under Linux or OS/X and
ask someone else to test it on Windows, then the opposite.
> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you. No
> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
OK, I deserve that. But since I'm just trying to use it, I will stay
around for a while, gathering information on how to get it running on
Windows (if you don't mind) OK.
I really think adva-cms could be "the one".
Thanks and accept my apologies.
On Oct 27, 6:35 am, Sven Fuchs <svenfu...@artweb-design.de> wrote:
> > Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products
> > (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
> > O.S.".
> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> > I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
> > Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the
> > same issue in nothing less then three of them.
> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you. No
> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
thanks for your answer. In a group of mostly Mac developers, some of
the Windows features are always difficult to test. Yes, we would like
to have a windows version, but we are not the windows experts. If
someone with a PC can help with making the install work, that would be
great for everyone.
> I know we are dealing with an open source effort here, and there was
> no intentional offenses in my words.
> Unfortunately adva-cms was one of the last in my "check this Rails
> cms" list. And half of a dozen Rails cms I have tested before fails in
> the install procedure. There was 4 AM and I was really upset.
>> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> If only I have one to test... I'm just trying to select a good Rails
> CMS to use.
> What can I say about that? Here in Brazil Mac OS/X is not found every
> corner (if I ask my nowadays team mates and colleagues for a Mac to
> test something, the answer will be NONE).
> Nothing against OS/X and Linux as development tools - just the
> opposite, on the other hand I think we can find a Windows system every
> corner around the World.
> So, I still thinking it is easier to develop under Linux or OS/X and
> ask someone else to test it on Windows, then the opposite.
>> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you.
>> No
>> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> OK, I deserve that. But since I'm just trying to use it, I will stay
> around for a while, gathering information on how to get it running on
> Windows (if you don't mind) OK.
> I really think adva-cms could be "the one".
> Thanks and accept my apologies.
> On Oct 27, 6:35 am, Sven Fuchs <svenfu...@artweb-design.de> wrote:
>> On Oct 27, 2009, at 4:38 AM, MarcRic wrote:
>>> Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products
>>> (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
>>> O.S.".
>> Do you test your products on OS/X?
>>> I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
>>> Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the
>>> same issue in nothing less then three of them.
>> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you.
>> No
>> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
>> Patches welcome.
Dr. Torsten Becker
BESTgroup Consulting & Software GmbH
Kurfürstendamm 42 10719 Berlin Germany
Tel +49 30 2000 390-0
Fax +49 30 2000 390-12
Mobile +49 171 443 1973
www.best-group.eu
> thanks for your answer. In a group of mostly Mac developers, some of
> the Windows features are always difficult to test. Yes, we would like
> to have a windows version, but we are not the windows experts. If
> someone with a PC can help with making the install work, that would be
> great for everyone.
> Torsten
> Am 27.10.2009 um 14:39 schrieb MarcRic:
> > Hi Sven,
> > First of all SORRY for the first impression.
> > I know we are dealing with an open source effort here, and there was
> > no intentional offenses in my words.
> > Unfortunately adva-cms was one of the last in my "check this Rails
> > cms" list. And half of a dozen Rails cms I have tested before fails in
> > the install procedure. There was 4 AM and I was really upset.
> >> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> > If only I have one to test... I'm just trying to select a good Rails
> > CMS to use.
> > What can I say about that? Here in Brazil Mac OS/X is not found every
> > corner (if I ask my nowadays team mates and colleagues for a Mac to
> > test something, the answer will be NONE).
> > Nothing against OS/X and Linux as development tools - just the
> > opposite, on the other hand I think we can find a Windows system every
> > corner around the World.
> > So, I still thinking it is easier to develop under Linux or OS/X and
> > ask someone else to test it on Windows, then the opposite.
> >> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you.
> >> No
> >> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> > OK, I deserve that. But since I'm just trying to use it, I will stay
> > around for a while, gathering information on how to get it running on
> > Windows (if you don't mind) OK.
> > I really think adva-cms could be "the one".
> > Thanks and accept my apologies.
> > On Oct 27, 6:35 am, Sven Fuchs <svenfu...@artweb-design.de> wrote:
> >> On Oct 27, 2009, at 4:38 AM, MarcRic wrote:
> >>> Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their products
> >>> (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
> >>> O.S.".
> >> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> >>> I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
> >>> Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have the
> >>> same issue in nothing less then three of them.
> >> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you.
> >> No
> >> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> >> Patches welcome.
> Dr. Torsten Becker
> BESTgroup Consulting & Software GmbH
> Kurfürstendamm 42 10719 Berlin Germany
> Tel +49 30 2000 390-0
> Fax +49 30 2000 390-12
> Mobile +49 171 443 1973
> www.best-group.eu
> thanks for your answer. In a group of mostly Mac developers, some of
> the Windows features are always difficult to test. Yes, we would like
> to have a windows version, but we are not the windows experts. If
> someone with a PC can help with making the install work, that would be
> great for everyone.
> Torsten
> Am 27.10.2009 um 14:39 schrieb MarcRic:
> > Hi Sven,
> > First of all SORRY for the first impression.
> > I know we are dealing with an open source effort here, and there was
> > no intentional offenses in my words.
> > Unfortunately adva-cms was one of the last in my "check this Rails
> > cms" list. And half of a dozen Rails cms I have tested before
> fails in
> > the install procedure. There was 4 AM and I was really upset.
> >> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> > If only I have one to test... I'm just trying to select a good Rails
> > CMS to use.
> > What can I say about that? Here in Brazil Mac OS/X is not found
> every
> > corner (if I ask my nowadays team mates and colleagues for a Mac to
> > test something, the answer will be NONE).
> > Nothing against OS/X and Linux as development tools - just the
> > opposite, on the other hand I think we can find a Windows system
> every
> > corner around the World.
> > So, I still thinking it is easier to develop under Linux or OS/X and
> > ask someone else to test it on Windows, then the opposite.
> >> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you.
> >> No
> >> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> > OK, I deserve that. But since I'm just trying to use it, I will stay
> > around for a while, gathering information on how to get it running
> on
> > Windows (if you don't mind) OK.
> > I really think adva-cms could be "the one".
> > Thanks and accept my apologies.
> > On Oct 27, 6:35 am, Sven Fuchs <svenfu...@artweb-design.de> wrote:
> >> On Oct 27, 2009, at 4:38 AM, MarcRic wrote:
> >>> Apparently, Linux and OS/X developers never ever test their
> products
> >>> (the installation procedure at least) with the "so uncommonly used
> >>> O.S.".
> >> Do you test your products on OS/X?
> >>> I would like to know how to fix it also, because I'm a newbie in
> >>> Rails, and looking at some open source projects last week I have
> the
> >>> same issue in nothing less then three of them.
> >> If you can't fix it yourself then adva-cms probably is not for you.
> >> No
> >> offense, but this is a quite advanced piece of software.
> >> Patches welcome.
> Dr. Torsten Becker
> BESTgroup Consulting & Software GmbH
> Kurfürstendamm 42 10719 Berlin Germany
> Tel +49 30 2000 390-0
> Fax +49 30 2000 390-12
> Mobile +49 171 443 1973
> www.best-group.eu
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