My box has a 2.6.9-55.0.6.EL kernel, but Centos only wants to give me a
1.8.1 ruby, and yum doesn't see an eruby. Yum did get an erb, but it
looks to me like that is old hat. Can I just treat the erb as eruby and
put it in my cgi-bin (the directions for eruby install in my pickaxe
says put it in the cgi-bin)? Or even better, does someone know an RPM
that is known to work? I googled a link for a Fedora core one, but I
would like one that is known to go well on this Centos. I pulled down
the tar.gz file thing from a site and it is complaining when I run the
configure.rb file that there are missing headers (presumably mkmf.rb).
xc
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Xeno Campanoli wrote:
My box has a 2.6.9-55.0.6.EL kernel, but Centos only wants to give me a
1.8.1 ruby, and yum doesn't see an eruby. Yum did get an erb, but it
looks to me like that is old hat. Can I just treat the erb as eruby and
put it in my cgi-bin (the directions for eruby install in my pickaxe
says put it in the cgi-bin)? Or even better, does someone know an RPM
that is known to work? I googled a link for a Fedora core one, but I
would like one that is known to go well on this Centos. I pulled down
the tar.gz file thing from a site and it is complaining when I run the
configure.rb file that there are missing headers (presumably mkmf.rb).
xc
How bad would the impact be if you upgraded to CentOS 5? It has Ruby
1.8.6, I think, and IIRC it has Rake and RubyGems as well, so you can
pull in all the Ruby packages you need. I've forgotten which Fedora
corresponds to CentOS/RHEL 4, but 1.8.1 is IMHO a hopelessly ancient Ruby.
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
How bad would the impact be if you upgraded to CentOS 5? It has Ruby
1.8.6, I think, and IIRC it has Rake and RubyGems as well, so you can
pull in all the Ruby packages you need. I've forgotten which Fedora
corresponds to CentOS/RHEL 4, but 1.8.1 is IMHO a hopelessly ancient Ruby.
I took your suggestion. CentOS has Ruby 1.8.5, NOT 1.8.6, but that's
still an improvement. It also has eruby, as you said. I haven't tried
it out yet, but it's there. One thing I wonder, however, is how I add
things like hpricot or an XML parser, as ruby-gems is not there, and
these things are supposed to be installed with yummy package managers,
which appear to be incomplete for Ruby stuff...?
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Xeno Campanoli wrote:
My box has a 2.6.9-55.0.6.EL kernel, but Centos only wants to give me a
1.8.1 ruby, and yum doesn't see an eruby. Yum did get an erb, but it
looks to me like that is old hat. Can I just treat the erb as eruby and
put it in my cgi-bin (the directions for eruby install in my pickaxe
says put it in the cgi-bin)? Or even better, does someone know an RPM
that is known to work? I googled a link for a Fedora core one, but I
would like one that is known to go well on this Centos. I pulled down
the tar.gz file thing from a site and it is complaining when I run the
configure.rb file that there are missing headers (presumably mkmf.rb).
xc
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The only sustainable organizing methods focus not on scale,
but on good design of the functional unit,
not on winning battles, but on preservation.