On Wed, 2010-02-24 at 18:13 -0700, Eric Cope wrote:
> sorry. Rack 1.1.0. Its CentOS. Its not my machine, its a production
> web server (VPS) I rent. I was able to install the gem, but now its
> complaing this way...
>
> RubyGem version error: rack(1.1.0 not ~> 1.0.1)
>
> My method for installing the gem is via cpanel's whm.
> I do have shell access.
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ok...
gem help commands # useful to know
gem update sources # probably takes a while to get all the updates
gem update rails # make sure that you say yes to all dependencies
gem update # update everything else because I assume
# that if rails is at v 1.1.0 then everything is
# way behind the times too...
gem list --local # after you have done the others, do this and
# you can report the output of this if you
# are still having issues
Generally, I would suggest that the best scenario for developing on Ruby
on Rails is to develop on your local machine, use svn or git and commit
your development to that and then deploy on a server when you are ready.
Development can be slow on a remote host
Craig
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