Hi
I can't execute rails apps with rinari-console etc.
I get a "Missing the Rails gem." error.
I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is
related to paths.
I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths in
rinari....or emacs?
> Hi
> I can't execute rails apps with rinari-console etc.
> I get a "Missing the Rails gem." error.
> I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is
> related to paths.
> I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths in
> rinari....or emacs?
tejo <m.pa...@gmail.com> writes: > I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is > related to paths. > I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths in > rinari....or emacs?
Your .bash_profile will only take effect within bash and programs that are started from it. It's a bad idea to put anything in there that isn't directly related to bash. Use ~/.profile instead. You will have to log out and log back in for your changes to take effect.
Things are a little different on OS X; someone was telling me there's really no good way to add to your path without editing some crazy plist XML file somewhere. I don't use OS X, but if that is the problem then I'm sure someone else on the list can elaborate.
On Jan 1, 2009, at 12:33 PM, Phil Hagelberg wrote:
> Things are a little different on OS X; someone was telling me there's > really no good way to add to your path without editing some crazy > plist > XML file somewhere. I don't use OS X, but if that is the problem then > I'm sure someone else on the list can elaborate.
Carbon Emacs appears to load .profile, but the newest HEAD builds of NS Emacs do not. I finally got this and other env vars working with the following:
>> I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is >> related to paths. >> I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths >> in >> rinari....or emacs?
> Your .bash_profile will only take effect within bash and programs that > are started from it. It's a bad idea to put anything in there that > isn't > directly related to bash. Use ~/.profile instead. You will have to log > out and log back in for your changes to take effect.
> Things are a little different on OS X; someone was telling me there's > really no good way to add to your path without editing some crazy > plist > XML file somewhere. I don't use OS X, but if that is the problem then > I'm sure someone else on the list can elaborate.
Hi, I think I correctly set env path.
Now rinari-console works, even script/server works from a shell
buffer, but if I try rinari-web-server
I get the same error: "Missing the Rails gem. Please `gem install -v=
rails` ......"
any ideas?
On Jan 1, 8:41 pm, Steve Purcell <st...@sanityinc.com> wrote:
> >> I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is
> >> related to paths.
> >> I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths
> >> in
> >> rinari....or emacs?
> > Your .bash_profile will only take effect within bash and programs that
> > are started from it. It's a bad idea to put anything in there that
> > isn't
> > directly related to bash. Use ~/.profile instead. You will have to log
> > out and log back in for your changes to take effect.
> > Things are a little different on OS X; someone was telling me there's
> > really no good way to add to your path without editing some crazy
> > plist
> > XML file somewhere. I don't use OS X, but if that is the problem then
> > I'm sure someone else on the list can elaborate.
tejo <m.pa...@gmail.com> writes: > Hi, I think I correctly set env path. > Now rinari-console works, even script/server works from a shell > buffer, but if I try rinari-web-server > I get the same error: "Missing the Rails gem. Please `gem install -v= > rails` ......"
Do you have the RUBYOPT environment variable set to rubygems? You can check this by executing (environment) from your *scratch* buffer and then looking at the list in your *messages* buffer.
You can set this by putting
(setenv "RUBYOPT" "rubygems")
in your init file.
If that doesn't fix it I don't know what the issue could be. -- Eric
> On Jan 1, 8:41 pm, Steve Purcell <st...@sanityinc.com> wrote: >> Indeed -- here's the trick I use on my Mac, though I think the code >> would have the desired effect on any platform:
>> >> I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is >> >> related to paths. >> >> I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths >> >> in >> >> rinari....or emacs?
>> > Your .bash_profile will only take effect within bash and programs that >> > are started from it. It's a bad idea to put anything in there that >> > isn't >> > directly related to bash. Use ~/.profile instead. You will have to log >> > out and log back in for your changes to take effect.
>> > Things are a little different on OS X; someone was telling me there's >> > really no good way to add to your path without editing some crazy >> > plist >> > XML file somewhere. I don't use OS X, but if that is the problem then >> > I'm sure someone else on the list can elaborate.
Thanks for your reply eric.
I set the env var with (setenv "RUBYOPT" "rubygems") in my init file,
and it's correctly set, I've checked it with M-x getenv.
But I have the same problem =(
"Missing the Rails gem. Please `gem install -v= rails`, update your
RAILS_GEM_VERSION setting in config/environment.rb for the Rails
version you do have installed, or comment out RAILS_GEM_VERSION to use
the latest version installed."
maybe this is an issue with carbon emacs
On Jan 6, 4:29 am, "Eric Schulte" <schulte.e...@gmail.com> wrote:
> tejo <m.pa...@gmail.com> writes:
> > Hi, I think I correctly set env path.
> > Now rinari-console works, even script/server works from a shell
> > buffer, but if I try rinari-web-server
> > I get the same error: "Missing the Rails gem. Please `gem install -v=
> > rails` ......"
> Do you have the RUBYOPT environment variable set to rubygems? You can
> check this by executing (environment) from your *scratch* buffer and
> then looking at the list in your *messages* buffer.
> You can set this by putting
> (setenv "RUBYOPT" "rubygems")
> in your init file.
> If that doesn't fix it I don't know what the issue could be. -- Eric
> > any ideas?
> > On Jan 1, 8:41 pm, Steve Purcell <st...@sanityinc.com> wrote:
> >> Indeed -- here's the trick I use on my Mac, though I think the code
> >> would have the desired effect on any platform:
> >> >> I have all the gems installed, rails works, I think the problem is
> >> >> related to paths.
> >> >> I define gems and ruby path in my .bash_profile, how I define paths
> >> >> in
> >> >> rinari....or emacs?
> >> > Your .bash_profile will only take effect within bash and programs that
> >> > are started from it. It's a bad idea to put anything in there that
> >> > isn't
> >> > directly related to bash. Use ~/.profile instead. You will have to log
> >> > out and log back in for your changes to take effect.
> >> > Things are a little different on OS X; someone was telling me there's
> >> > really no good way to add to your path without editing some crazy
> >> > plist
> >> > XML file somewhere. I don't use OS X, but if that is the problem then
> >> > I'm sure someone else on the list can elaborate.
