Andrew Colclough |
Web Design & Dev., Liberty, Economics, Football |
gem install --system
I ran into this issue the other day and the above code worked. You may or may not need to run "sudo gem update --system" of course if you get a permissions problem.
Also - if you need to get a little info about your installation and/or version of gems:
"gem env"
Create
/etc/php.iniand make it writablecd /etc sudo cp php.ini.default php.ini sudo chmod 777 php.iniIn
php.ini, find this line:;date.timezone =Uncomment it and insert your time zone (http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.php)
date.timezone =America/VancouverRestore
php.inipermissionssudo chmod 444 php.iniRestart Apache
sudo apachectl restart
As promised. Hot tip - you should probably avoid Entropy just for now (certainly - they will update it).
For whatever reason - I had a myriad of problems attempting to get it to work with Apache on my new 64 bit machine. Once we switched back to the original Apache PHP5 module, it seemed to work properly.
