Rails - May 2006 - Rails dependency issue

I am following this guide, 
http://hivelogic.com/articles/2005/12/01/ruby_rails_lighttpd_mysql_tiger, 
to install RoR on Mac OS X and screwed up when installing rails.  I 
typed:

sudo gem install rails --include dependencies

instead of

sudo gem install rails --include-dependencies

I''m providing a link to the screenshot of what happened: 
http://blazebego.com/temp/rails_dependecy.png

and would like to know whether or not the dependencies were actually 
installed.  I''ve tried to run the command again along with gem rails 
update --include dependencies and I get a quick "successful installation 
of rails" without anything actually being installed.

Gentle, i''m a newb.

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You should be good.  Try running:

rails application_name_here

and see if you get a working app.

On 5/18/06, corey <corey@blazebego.com> wrote:
> I am following this guide,
> http://hivelogic.com/articles/2005/12/01/ruby_rails_lighttpd_mysql_tiger,
> to install RoR on Mac OS X and screwed up when installing rails.  I
> typed:
>
> sudo gem install rails --include dependencies
>
> instead of
>
> sudo gem install rails --include-dependencies
>
> I''m providing a link to the screenshot of what happened:
> http://blazebego.com/temp/rails_dependecy.png
>
> and would like to know whether or not the dependencies were actually
> installed.  I''ve tried to run the command again along with gem
rails
> update --include dependencies and I get a quick "successful
installation
> of rails" without anything actually being installed.
>
> Gentle, i''m a newb.
>
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Hello Corey,
> I''m providing a link to the screenshot of what happened:
> http://blazebego.com/temp/rails_dependecy.png
Correct URL is : http://blazebego.com/temp/rails_dependency.png
> and would like to know whether or not the dependencies
> were actually installed.  I''ve tried to run the command again
> along with gem rails update --include dependencies and I get a
> quick "successful installation of rails" without anything
actually
> being installed.
Yes, it looks fine. Welcome to Rails !

    -- Jean-Fran?ois.

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thanks Jean-Fran?ois and Ben

I''ve been tinkering around a bit w/RoR in Windows and just got the new 
iMac intel core duo and am excited to get started.

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