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Brandon Simmons
Hi all,
This is a cross-post from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...hen-installing-ferret-gem-from-local-gem-file
I am trying to install the ferret ruby gem on a RHEL zlinux (s390x
architecture) machine, and am trying to install a .gem file after
patching it so that it will compile.
But even trying to install the pristine fetched gem, it fails as follows:
[ me@s390x ]$ sudo gem fetch ferret
Downloaded ferret-0.11.6
[ me@s390x ]$ sudo gem install -lV ferret-0.11.6.gem
Installing gem ferret-0.11.6
Using local gem /home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/cache/ferret-0.11.6.gem
/home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/gems/ferret-0.11.6/bin
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EEXIST)
File exists - /home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/gems/ferret-0.11.6/bin
None of the above-mentioned directories or files related to "ferret"
existed before running this command.
Also strange is that
/home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/gems/ferret-0.11.6/bin is a directory,
although maybe that is a normal complaint.
A final complicating factor is when I run the gem command I am
actually running a shell script that sets the environment variables
for my unusual rubygems directory (I haven't had any problems so far
with this set up). Here is my gem shell script:
#!/bin/bash
export GEM_HOME=/home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems
export GEM_PREFIX=/home/rubyusr/rubygems
export RUBYLIB=$GEM_PREFIX/lib:/usr/lib/ruby:/usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby:/usr/lib/site_ruby
export GEM_PATH=$GEM_HOME
OUR_GEM_COMMAND=$GEM_PREFIX/bin/gem
$OUR_GEM_COMMAND $@
I forgot to add that running the gem install command normally does not
seem to result in this error (but ferret fails to compile), with the
error:
posh.h:515:4: error: #error POSH cannot determine target CPU
Thanks,
Brandon Simmons
http://coder.bsimmons.name
This is a cross-post from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...hen-installing-ferret-gem-from-local-gem-file
I am trying to install the ferret ruby gem on a RHEL zlinux (s390x
architecture) machine, and am trying to install a .gem file after
patching it so that it will compile.
But even trying to install the pristine fetched gem, it fails as follows:
[ me@s390x ]$ sudo gem fetch ferret
Downloaded ferret-0.11.6
[ me@s390x ]$ sudo gem install -lV ferret-0.11.6.gem
Installing gem ferret-0.11.6
Using local gem /home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/cache/ferret-0.11.6.gem
/home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/gems/ferret-0.11.6/bin
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EEXIST)
File exists - /home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/gems/ferret-0.11.6/bin
None of the above-mentioned directories or files related to "ferret"
existed before running this command.
Also strange is that
/home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems/gems/ferret-0.11.6/bin is a directory,
although maybe that is a normal complaint.
A final complicating factor is when I run the gem command I am
actually running a shell script that sets the environment variables
for my unusual rubygems directory (I haven't had any problems so far
with this set up). Here is my gem shell script:
#!/bin/bash
export GEM_HOME=/home/rubyusr/rubygems/gems
export GEM_PREFIX=/home/rubyusr/rubygems
export RUBYLIB=$GEM_PREFIX/lib:/usr/lib/ruby:/usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby:/usr/lib/site_ruby
export GEM_PATH=$GEM_HOME
OUR_GEM_COMMAND=$GEM_PREFIX/bin/gem
$OUR_GEM_COMMAND $@
I forgot to add that running the gem install command normally does not
seem to result in this error (but ferret fails to compile), with the
error:
posh.h:515:4: error: #error POSH cannot determine target CPU
Thanks,
Brandon Simmons
http://coder.bsimmons.name