Ruby on Rails

yellowreign wrote in post #1097357:
> I recently moved my app from Heroku to a Linux instance using Amazon's
> EC2
> - my first experience on Linux.  I used Amazon's Elastic Beanstalk
> service
> which is support set up the Linux server to run Ruby on Rails.  However,
> when I get into my app's directory and try to run rake commands, I get
> the
> error:
>
> /usr/bin/rake:9:in 'require': no such file to load -- rubygems
> (LoadError)
> from usr/bin/rake:9
>
>
>    1. I read that it might be multiple installs of Ruby on the server,
> but
>    when I type, "which -a ruby", I only get: usr/bin/ruby
>    2. "which gem" yields: /usr/bin/gem
>    3. "which rake" yields: /usr/bin/rake
>    4. My gems install find, when I do 'bundle install' it works fine
>    5. When I type 'gem list --local rubygems' I get a line that says
>    "***LOCAL GEMS ***" and that's it (not sure if that's correct or not

Well that would sure explain why it can't load rubygems if 'gem list
--local rubygems' is not listed.

Did you try "gem list" to get a listing of all locally installed gems?
What does that do for you?

Are you using 'bundle exec rake [command]' to run your rake commands?

Are you using one of the Ruby version managers (RVM or rbenv)?

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