Rails - Oct 2008 - Rails does not see installed gem in production.

Everything works like a charm locally, but running in production
(Dreamhost shared with Passenger if it matters), "These gems that this
application depends on are missing \n -rmagick"

Rmagick is installed on dreamhost, but I have also copied the gem into
the vendor directory, so it''s not even found within it''s local
files.
I''m using config.gem ''rmagick'', which works locally,
but I can''t imagine
how this could be a dreamhost issue since the gem sits inside vendor. On
the other hand I can''t imagine how this could be a production specific
problem either, so as you can see I am lost :)
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> Everything works like a charm locally, but running in production
> (Dreamhost shared with Passenger if it matters), "These gems that this
> application depends on are missing \n -rmagick"
>
> Rmagick is installed on dreamhost, but I have also copied the gem into
> the vendor directory, so it''s not even found within it''s
local files.
> I''m using config.gem ''rmagick'', which works
locally, but I can''t
> imagine
> how this could be a dreamhost issue since the gem sits inside  
> vendor. On
> the other hand I can''t imagine how this could be a production
specific
> problem either, so as you can see I am lost :)
Rmagick has native extensions right?  Maybe you need...

rake gems:build                # Build any native extensions for  
unpacked gems

?

-philip

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> Rmagick has native extensions right?  Maybe you need...
> 
> rake gems:build                # Build any native extensions for
> unpacked gems
> 
> ?
> 
> -philip
I didn''t even consider that. I know there are separate windows and
linux
versions and I did vendorize the right one.

When I run "rake gems:build", it exits without a whisper. No errors
but
maybe not much else either. It didn''t help though.

When I try gem install rmagick --install-dir=/home/<user>/gems it throws 
"Failed to build gem native extension".

Below that there''s also

"Can''t find Magick-config in 
/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games"

I have absolutely no idea what it''s trying to do and why in that 
directory

Messy, but I don''t think even this is the source of my problem. 
Presumably dreamhost''s own rmagick install is functioning correctly,
but
when I clear it from vendor it still doesn''t manage to find the native 
install.
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Wow, just got it going.

replaced config.gem ''rmagick'' with

require ''rubygems''
gem ''rmagick''
require ''rmagick''

Old fashioned did the trick. Don''t know why, don''t care, I
need to get
some rest.

Thanks.
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