From: Ruby Student Date: 2013-06-23T00:51:29+09:00 Subject: Cloning rubygems.org --089e0149c9ceff15e804dfc026f0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hello team, I work with a series of *NIX servers (way over 100) which are not allowed to access the web and for which I am slowly trying to install Ruby. I compiled Ruby on one server and then distribute the resulting files onto the other servers. This does not always work. One big problem is installing GEMs as I have to first download it to the server that is allowed into the web, then whatever I need to do to install it where needed. I was wondering: 1. Is it legal (licensing, Etc) to clone https://rubygems.org into my local server? 2. If it is legal, is there special process to do this? I have never done something like this! 3. If it is legal, how can I determine the size of https://rubygems.org, so I can allocate the necessary storage? Thank you -- Ruby Student --089e0149c9ceff15e804dfc026f0 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Hello team,

I work with a series of= *NIX servers (way over 100) which are not allowed to access the web and fo= r which I am slowly trying to install Ruby. I compiled Ruby on one server a= nd then distribute the resulting files onto the other servers. This does no= t always work. One big problem is installing GEMs as I have to first downlo= ad it to the server that is allowed into the web, then whatever I need to d= o to install it where needed.

I was wondering:

  1. Is it legal (licensing, Etc) to c= lone https://rubygems.org into my loca= l server?
  2. If it is legal, is there special process to do this? I ha= ve never done something like this!
  3. If it is legal, how can I determine the size of https://rubygems.org, so I can allocate the necessary storage= ?
Thank you

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