Upgrading to Rails 3: Problem with routes?

Resources :index provides paths for an index resource. So new_index_path will point to the new action in the IndexController . If you do not have an index resource, you should not be using resources to define a path to "users#index" .

This path is already given to you as users_path through resources :users . If you are looking to set an index page for your application, you can achieve that using root :to => "users#index" .

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