Ed Grigson wrote:> I''m new to Ruby, so new in fact that I''m having problems
with the
> install. The homepage looks good, but the instructions don''t seem
to
> work for me. I''m trying this on Windows 2003 server.
>
> I''ve downloaded Ruby and installed it, fine.
> I''ve downloaded RubyGems and installed it, fine.
>
> The next step is to run ''gem install rails
--include-dependencies'',
> which doesn''t work. Originally I got an error about rails*.gem not
> found, so I went to the Rubyforge and downloaded Rails 1.1.4 (although I
> thought it would included in the original download - it is
> RubyonRails.com). Then I retried the gem install rails, and got an error
> that activesupport was a required dependency. I downloaded activesupport
> from RubyForge, and activerecord, installed them both. I thought I was
> back on track and could just proceed to do this for the other packages,
> but not quite so simple....
>
> The next dependency is ''actionpack'' which must be greater
than 1.12.3.
> On RubyForge the latest version is 1.12.1, and I can''t find the
newer
> version anywhere. What now?
>
> I know there is an ''all in one install'' via InstantRails,
but I''d like
> to do the manual install as part of my learning experience. Can anyone
> offer any help?
>
> Regards,
>
> Ed.
Found it using Google, and finally have Rails installed. For anyone else
looking for it, you can find it at;
http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=361&release_id=5827
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