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2010-01-20
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#32
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Originally Posted by fry
gem1.8 i know... it threw me for a loop too but you can ln-s /usr/bin/gem1.8 /usr/bin/gem
great, thanks a lot for your work!
I've also installed ruby-gems, but when I run the gem command it only gives out:
-sh: gem: not found
I have previously installed gems from source which ran ok (but not optified) and wanted to try your version to have something optified.
Cheers,
Fabian
then continue to use gem as you've become accustom
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2010-01-20
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#33
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Ok, I am having a go at this now and running these commands in xterm. (Feel like bit of a hacker). I think everything has installed ok. How do I test or use this now for iplayer?
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2010-01-22
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#34
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Originally Posted by kaspernj
Trying this for iPlayer and can't get pass the first step... where do I download the repository as I don't see a download link, only http://maemorepo.kaspernj.org which loops me back to this thread...
Hi all.
My repository has not been down. And it is still up.
If you cant reach it - try to enter this address into your URL in your browser:
http://maemorepo.kaspernj.org
You should be redirected to this thread, if you reach it. If you cant reach it, try to do a:
"dig maemorepo.kaspernj.org"
...and give me the output.
On Windows you can do a ping instead:
ping maemorepo.kaspernj.org
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2010-01-24
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#35
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thanks for the reply.
when I run /usr/bin/gem I still get the message "-sh: gem: not found"
Any other ideas?
Cheers,
Fabian
Originally Posted by cweedon@yahoo.com
that didn't help, /usr/bin/gem is already there, it's symlinked to /home/opt/ruby/bin/gem .
gem1.8 i know... it threw me for a loop too but you can ln-s /usr/bin/gem1.8 /usr/bin/gem
then continue to use gem as you've become accustom
when I run /usr/bin/gem I still get the message "-sh: gem: not found"
Any other ideas?
Cheers,
Fabian
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2010-01-24
, 19:26
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#36
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Originally Posted by gohan2091
Yes - if you try accessing the repository by a HTTP-browser, then you will be redirected to this thread. Since I placed the instructions for setting up the repository in this thread, this is where you will be redirected.
Trying this for iPlayer and can't get pass the first step... where do I download the repository as I don't see a download link, only http://maemorepo.kaspernj.org which loops me back to this thread...
Chances are that if you dont even know how to set up the repository, you shouldnt be playing with all the command-line-stuff, since that may also be a bit hard for you.
There is no "download link" for the applications - you will have to set up a new repository in your applications-manager as described multiple places in this and other threads, and then use apt-get to install them.
Anyways - keep the iPlayer-messages in the iPlayer-thread - this thread has little to do with iPlayer.
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2010-01-24
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#37
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Originally Posted by fry
What happens if you go to "/opt/ruby/bin" and executes the following command:
that didn't help, /usr/bin/gem is already there, it's symlinked to /home/opt/ruby/bin/gem .
when I run /usr/bin/gem I still get the message "-sh: gem: not found"
Any other ideas?
Cheers,
Fabian
Code:
./gem
If you have a "gem1.8" - you are properly using the Ruby-packages from the devel-repository. I do not support anything from these packages sorry - they arent even optified or contain Gtk.
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2010-01-25
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#38
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Originally Posted by kaspernj
the same message: -sh: ./gem: not found
What happens if you go to "/opt/ruby/bin" and executes the following command:
Code:./gem
If you have a "gem1.8" - you are properly using the Ruby-packages from the devel-repository. I do not support anything from these packages sorry - they arent even optified or contain Gtk.
Cheers,
F.
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2010-01-25
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#39
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Originally Posted by fry
If you have manually removed some stuff, that could mean that you have f**ked up your packages.
the same message: -sh: ./gem: not found
gem1.8 has not been there and I've manually deleted all gem stuff from before. The repository source is a good hint. Is there a way to determine from which repo a file comes?
Cheers,
F.
Have you configured the extras-devel repository? If so - remove it.
Then do a:
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apt-get remove --purge ruby ruby1.8 libruby1.8 iplayer-dl apt-get clean apt-get update apt-cache search ruby
If not - you can do try to install it again:
Code:
apt-get install ruby ruby-gems
Last edited by kaspernj; 2010-01-25 at 08:34.
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2010-01-27
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#40
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I have found several problems regarding networking with TCP in the version of Ruby, which I had in my repository. I replaced it with a working version some days ago.
I have also given my version of Ruby a higher version-number, which makes it replace the version in the extras-devel.
I have also given my version of Ruby a higher version-number, which makes it replace the version in the extras-devel.
My repository has not been down. And it is still up.
If you cant reach it - try to enter this address into your URL in your browser:
http://maemorepo.kaspernj.org
You should be redirected to this thread, if you reach it. If you cant reach it, try to do a:
"dig maemorepo.kaspernj.org"
...and give me the output.
On Windows you can do a ping instead:
ping maemorepo.kaspernj.org