How to make 1.9.2 my default version using RVM

Ruby
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Phil D. wrote in post #1033614:

I’d be tempted to just uninstall ruby19 the description of which I
posted
earlier & if you used MacPorts to install rvm, uninstall that too
(you’ll
have to Google the vagaries on that particular one though). I wouldn’t
bother uninstalling MacPorts however. You may need it later on for other
projects.

The System Ruby, unlike the System perl, is fine to use for development
(OS
X relies heavily on perl & Apple has tweaked the configure on the OS
version), same goes for the System Python. That’s OK to use too.

If, however, you installed rvm directly from its site there’s no need to
mess with it. I suggest you spend an hour at the rvm site until you know
exactly what it does.

RVM was installed directly from its site, however I would like to
uninstall ruby 19 but after typing “sudo port uninstall
–follow-dependents ruby19” and entering my password I get the following
warning.

“Warning: port definitions are more than two weeks old, consider using
selfupdate”

Any idea what could I do at this point?

Again thanks a lot for being patient.

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On 25/11/11 14:02, “Fily S.” [email protected] wrote:

RVM was installed directly from its site, however I would like to
uninstall ruby 19 but after typing “sudo port uninstall
–follow-dependents ruby19” and entering my password I get the following
warning.

“Warning: port definitions are more than two weeks old, consider using
selfupdate”

Any idea what could I do at this point?

Do just what it asks:

sudo port selfupdate

It won’t update the MacPorts base (well, I ran it yesterday & there
wasn’t a
new version available) but it may come back with a list of ports that
are
outdated. You can either run:

port outdated to see which ports have been updated & then run:

sudo port upgrade outdated

Or just ignore everything after the selfupdate & delete ruby19
(obviously if
a newer version of ruby19 is available you don’t want to update that as
you’re about to uninstall it).

Cheers,

Phil...
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Thanks a lot for your help! I will try to read more to have a better
understanding and will come back to this forum with more questions,
sorry, I hope you guys dont mind.

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Thanks a lot for your help!

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On 25/11/11 15:54, “Fily S.” [email protected] wrote:

Thanks a lot for your help!

No problem.

Cheers,

Phil...