Can't fix 'bundle install' failing for gems with native extensions?

If you are running on linux you need to install libraries/packages before install bcrypt-ruby gem sudo apt-get install ruby1.8-dev for ruby 1.8.7 or sudo apt-get install ruby-dev or sudo apt-get install ruby1.9-dev for ruby 1.9.2 now you can install bcrypt-ruby gem with following command sudo gem install bcrypt-ruby.

If you are running on linux you need to install libraries/packages before install bcrypt-ruby gem. Sudo apt-get install ruby1.8-dev //for ruby 1.8.7 or sudo apt-get install ruby-dev or sudo apt-get install ruby1.9-dev //for ruby 1.9.2 now you can install bcrypt-ruby gem with following command sudo gem install bcrypt-ruby.

Well, it's not due to dependencies, because otherwise it would say it in the error message, plus it works without a problem when I run gem install bcrypt. And it fails with any gem with native extensions, bcrypt is just the first one. – softRli Sep 7 at 13:15 the bcrypt and bcrypt-ruby are not same.. bcrypt-ruby uses different libraries.

– sannankhalid Sep 7 at 13:35 It's definitely not linked to the gem itself. Whenever bundle install crash, as soon as I install the gem manually with gem install, the next gem with native extensions will make bundle crash... – softRli Sep 8 at 15:37.

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