Re: gems in $HOME

> I'm new to ruby and rubygems. I installed the debian rubygems package > (from debian testing) and I'm trying to configure it to have gems in my > $HOME dir as this is a shared server. You should be able to install gems to your home dir by adding the following to ~/.gemrc gem: --user-install

Re: gems in $HOME

Actually, i messed up my tests, contrary to what I said, the cap command works if I define GEM_HOME in the environment instead of in .gemrc, so forget my mail, and sorry for the noise On 02/08/2012 09:57 AM, Matthieu Imbert wrote: Hi, I'm new to ruby and rubygems. I installed the debian rubyg

gems in $HOME

Hi, I'm new to ruby and rubygems. I installed the debian rubygems package (from debian testing) and I'm trying to configure it to have gems in my $HOME dir as this is a shared server. For this I tried several things: - setting in environment: export RUBYOPT=-rubygems export RUBYLIB=$HOM