App can't find Gem Radiant

Hello,

I’ve been using Radiant and building my site using Webrick and felt
it was time to switch it over to Apache. Unfortunately things weren’t
so smooth.

[Sun Aug 27 19:11:23 2006] [warn] FastCGI: (dynamic) server “/Users/
content/Sites/tackletech/public/dispatch.fcgi” restarted (pid 15018)

Cannot find gem for Radiant =0.5.2:
Install the missing gem with ‘gem install -v=0.5.2 radiant’, or
change config/instance.yml to define ‘Gem Version’ with your desired
version.

Radiant is installed and running fine in Webrick. Is there something
I need to put in environment.rb to tell it where radiant is?

Thanks
~~~~~~~~~~~~*~
Todd B.
[email protected]
858-752-1459

Todd B. wrote:

change config/instance.yml to define ‘Gem Version’ with your desired
version.

Radiant is installed and running fine in Webrick. Is there something I
need to put in environment.rb to tell it where radiant is?

By chance are you running Webrick on Locomotive? Locomotive has it’s own
Ruby and Rubygems. In order to get it to work for apache you will need
to install Rubygems and Radiant for your local copy of ruby.


John L.
http://wiseheartdesign.com

Ollivier R. wrote:

On 8/28/06, Todd B. [email protected] wrote:

I’ve been using Radiant and building my site using Webrick and felt it was
time to switch it over to Apache. Unfortunately things weren’t so smooth.

[Sun Aug 27 19:11:23 2006] [warn] FastCGI: (dynamic) server
“/Users/content/Sites/tackletech/public/dispatch.fcgi”
restarted (pid 15018)

You seem to be on OS X, mongrel works fine on it and is easier to work
with than FCGI.

I’ll try out Mongrel, thanks for the tip.

On 8/28/06, Todd B. [email protected] wrote:

I’ve been using Radiant and building my site using Webrick and felt it was
time to switch it over to Apache. Unfortunately things weren’t so smooth.

[Sun Aug 27 19:11:23 2006] [warn] FastCGI: (dynamic) server
“/Users/content/Sites/tackletech/public/dispatch.fcgi”
restarted (pid 15018)

You seem to be on OS X, mongrel works fine on it and is easier to work
with than FCGI.