quick question
I believe that I lost my path for using the command gem install. @hen I
attempt to install a gem, I get the following error while using ‘gem
install json’ (and other gems).
Error (Errno:ENOENT) No such file or directory. C:\Documents and
Settings\LocalUser\LocalSettings\Home
Do you know how to fix this? Thanks in advance
-MMC
On Sep 10, 5:06 pm, Mmcolli00 Mom [email protected] wrote:
-MMC
Would you mind pasting the whole error when you run “gem install json
–debug -V” ?
Thank you,
Thanks, the message is pasted below. Do you know what command to use to
set the gem path?
whole error:
ERROR: While executing gem…(Errno:ENOENT) No such file or directory -
C:\Documents and Settings\LocalUser\LocalSettings\Home
Try echoing %GEM_HOME% to see if it’s set, and if needed set that env
variable to the correct location. Hope that helps.
On Sep 10, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Mmcolli00 Mom [email protected]
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Mmcolli00 Mom [email protected]
wrote:
Dylan McClung wrote:
Try echoing %GEM_HOME% to see if it’s set, and if needed set that env
Hi Dylan, sorry for not knowing, but how to do I echo this value?
At the command line:
C:>echo %gem_home%
“C:\Documents and Settings\gthiesfeld.gem\ruby\1.9.1”
if the variable isn’t set, it will actually return %gem_home%
C:>echo %gem_home%
%gem_home%
or your can use the set command:
C:>set gem
GEM_HOME=“C:\Documents and Settings\gthiesfeld.gem\ruby\1.9.1”
Dylan McClung wrote:
Try echoing %GEM_HOME% to see if it’s set, and if needed set that env
Hi Dylan, sorry for not knowing, but how to do I echo this value?