Hi, everyone, I want to know how I do to install ruby on rails locally,
in a winxp machine that haven't any connection to the internet, but
with the last version of rubygem installed.
Thanks all
I reply to myself, becouse the answer already exists here:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.lang.ruby/browse_frm/thread/f4fb0b699e702283/3cc65dc491e9630c?q=gem+rails+proxy&rnum=1#3cc65dc491e9630c
I reply to myself, because the answer already exists here:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.lang.ruby/browse_frm/thread/f4fb0b699e702283/3cc65dc491e9630c?q=gem+rails+proxy&rnum=1#3cc65dc491e9630c
actually, the answer was for people who cant install in remote mode in
windows, because they are connected trough a proxy, so the question
about installing locally is still active. sorry
If there is no connection, proxied or otherwise, you will probably
have to download the gem elsewhere and transfer it over on a floppy
disk (or whatever the hip kids use nowadays). RubyGems itself contains
no programs, it just fetches them from a local or remote repository.
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Le 1/6/2005, "g_u_s" <gus_literatura@yahoo.com.ar> a écrit:
actually, the answer was for people who cant install in remote mode in
windows, because they are connected trough a proxy, so the question
about installing locally is still active. sorry
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When I have the rail package on that pc with no connection to internet,
it must be in some directory so rubygem can detect it and install it
locally?
Thanks for orientation