Ralph Shnelvar wrote in post #965201:
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>
> I believe that
> rake gems:unpack
> will unpack everything that I need.
>
> Isn't "unpack" a _terrible_ name for what the operation does!?
Why do you think so? It takes a gem and unpacks the files into
vendor/gems. Isn't "unpack" a _perfect_ nam
Matt Jones wrote in post #965193:
> On Nov 29, 9:50pm, Ralph Shnelvar wrote:
>> in some directory that will allow haml to be found?
> I'm guessing that you're running on Rails 2.3, as I believe the 3.x
> message is different (and Bundler would handle most of this).
>
> On your development machine
On Nov 29, 9:50 pm, Ralph Shnelvar wrote:
> When I attempt to launch my application on my server, the Mongrel log
> says that
>
> Missing these required gems:
> haml
>
> I do not control my server and the ISP has told me that he will give me
> no support in terms of Ruby on Rails.
>
> Is there
Hello,
you can do these kind of things from console. Do you have SSH access
for your hosting? What kind of hosting is it?
First install the Haml gam:
gem install haml
Second write it to your Gemfile in your app's root folder:
gem 'haml'
Then try 'bundle install' in terminal.
If you have an err
"gem install haml"
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 9:54 AM, Ralph Shnelvar wrote:
> Ok ... a long search on Google found something called
> gem unpack
>
> Sadly, I am clueless how to use it ... what my current directory should
> be ... and how to point to it once I do the unpack.
>
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Ok ... a long search on Google found something called
gem unpack
Sadly, I am clueless how to use it ... what my current directory should
be ... and how to point to it once I do the unpack.
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