Trouble installing rubygems?

In addition to setting GEM_HOME you need to run config with your path. Here are the steps from rubygems. Org $ export GEM_HOME=/home/mygemrepository $ ruby setup.

Rb config --prefix=/home/mystuff $ ruby setup. Rb setup $ ruby setup. Rb install.

In addition to setting GEM_HOME you need to run config with your path. Here are the steps from rubygems.org. $ export GEM_HOME=/home/mygemrepository $ ruby setup.

Rb config --prefix=/home/mystuff $ ruby setup. Rb setup $ ruby setup. Rb install.

That fails in exactly the same way. I believe prefix is telling setup. Rb where to put rubygems but isn't telling ruby where to find it.

Also, the steps from rubygems. Org is a different situation. They are installing rubygems in their home folder, but using the systems ruby binary.

I'm trying to use a ruby binary from my home folder.

Ok, I got it to work. Sometimes a fresh day is all it takes. The solution 1.

I used an older version of gems (1.1.1. To be precise) 2. I didn't use the prefix but I did set GEM_HOME and GEM_PATH.

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