I am unable to install ruby on rails in my windows8 OS which is 64-bit
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VINUTHA REDDY B
Aug 25, 2015, 5:54:58 AM8/25/15
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I am using rubyinstaller-1.9.3 version and railsinstaller-3.1.0 during the installation in my command prompt i am getting an error as:
"could not find a valid gem 'rails' unable to" unable to download data from http://rubyonrails.org...."
which is the correct procedure and which is correct version to use in ruby and rails for windows 8 OS with 64 bit. Please let me know as soon as possible.
"could not find a valid gem 'rails' unable to" unable to download data from http://rubyonrails.org...."
which is the correct procedure and which is correct version to use in ruby and rails for windows 8 OS with 64 bit. Please let me know as soon as possible.
vijaya sekhar reddy mallidi
Aug 25, 2015, 7:34:50 AM8/25/15
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Hi vinutha,
Are you sitting behind any network proxy?. If so please contact your network administrator to give access to rubyonrails.org website.
Regars,
vijay
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Askar
Aug 25, 2015, 10:14:45 PM8/25/15
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This won't be a direct reply to your question, but if you're thinking about serious development use linux-based dev environment.
You can use Virtualbox on your Windows to install Linux on it...
Just my advice.
Anup Kumar
Sep 5, 2015, 12:02:22 PM9/5/15
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The ruby/rails/ruby installer has many bugs in Windows 8. If you don't
install Ruby in the exactly folder as is suggested, (e.g.: if you
install in something like "d:\my apps\ruby"), it won't work, because the
installer have trouble dealing with special characters, with whitespaces
in the path, with more than 8 characters in the folder name (reminds me
the old ms-dos), and I guess that some lines in the source-code has this
default path explicitly written.
Beside this you may also contact Ruby on Rails experts in India; Since
they can easily guide and solve your many problems.
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install Ruby in the exactly folder as is suggested, (e.g.: if you
install in something like "d:\my apps\ruby"), it won't work, because the
installer have trouble dealing with special characters, with whitespaces
in the path, with more than 8 characters in the folder name (reminds me
the old ms-dos), and I guess that some lines in the source-code has this
default path explicitly written.
Beside this you may also contact Ruby on Rails experts in India; Since
they can easily guide and solve your many problems.
--
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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