Ruby: strange error while installing the bundler gem?

Joe, that happens when gem installs the binary file in a folder that it's not in the path. Try doing this to know where it was installed (it might take a few minutes) find . | egrep "/bundle$ and then add that folder to your path.

Joe, that happens when gem installs the binary file in a folder that it's not in the path. Try doing this to know where it was installed (it might take a few minutes) find . | egrep "/bundle$" and then add that folder to your path.

– Andrew Feb 15 at 16:54 rubygems installs all gems the right way, except this (important) one – Joern Akkermann Feb 15 at 16:55 the command you told me brings nothing... this tells me rubygems fails completely installing bundler, I'm used to get it install while installing rails 3, strangely this time it hasn't – Joern Akkermann Feb 15 at 16:57 @Andrew, unfortunately, I don't know the answer :(. I've hit this problem before, and the only solution was to add the folder to the path. – Augusto Feb 15 at 16:58 find / .

| egrep "/bundle$" does the trick... "/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/bundle" is the location (this is right and usual, isn't it? ) – Joern Akkermann Feb 15 at 16:59.

Joe, that happens when gem installs the binary file in a folder that it's not in the path. Try doing this to know where it was installed (it might take a few minutes).

I just tracked down my solution to the same problem above not referenced elsewhere so I'm putting it here. In addition to adding the path to bundler gem, on Ubuntu 10.10 I had to use the shell command $ export RUBYOPT=rubygems in order for this to work.

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