Ruby on Rails

Something else to consider is whether you are running the config that you assume that you are.

Trying putting an echo into the startup script that contains the RVM setup, like "getting ready to load RVM...", then look into what shell you are using, which script is being used depending on whether you have a local session or connecting remotely, etc.; if you connect remotely like connecting to a VM/sever from your laptop that would matter.

And if you are typing "rvm use" in the terminal instead of using an .rvmrc in each root-level project directory that contains something like:

rvm use ruby-1.9.3-p194@name_of_the_project --create

or

rvm use @$(basename `pwd`) --create

then consider using the .rvmrc. Just be sure not to check it into open source projects, because then you might use someone else's gemset name that is using your project and make it easier for them to pollute their other gemset.

On Friday, September 28, 2012 10:32:45 AM UTC-4, chichibek bros wrote:

thanks victor i will try both suggestions

2012/9/28 Victor Goff <keepero...@gmail.com>

For sure check the answer again where they said to source that line in your bashrc or bash_profile dot file.

Read the RVM installation notes carefully.  You will get there.

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