From: Jianbo Sun Date: 2013-07-27T11:02:37+09:00 Subject: Re: How to install Ruby 2.0.0 locally - stuck --089e013a15ba02d3d504e2748a77 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 RVM is really a usual way to install ruby.curl is a tool to get web page in linux. Why your company don't have the internet access? 2013/7/27 Thomas Luedeke > I previously installed Ruby 1.8.7 locally on my HP-UX Unix system, > compiling it without any troubles (following the compilation > instructions worked perfectly the first time). > > I've now tried multiple times to do the same with Ruby 2.0.0, and it > blows up catastrophically every time. > > If I try to do a compiled installation following the README > instructions, the Makefile breaks with all sorts of arcane messages. > I'm not a C or Make expert, so I have no idea how to resolve these > problems, or even what they are referring to. Doing Google searches on > the particular diagnostic messages make issues has produced zilch. > > I next thought about installing RVM, with the hopes that all these awful > arcane problems would go away. But now they want me to install curl > (whatever that is) and directly install from the Internet (which I don't > have access to from the UNIX side). I don't have permissions to do > anything other than a local installation, since this is my company's > machine. > > Any suggestions on how to proceed? I am extremely busy at work, > desperately need the new version of Ruby, and don't have a week to try > and smoke out these unfathomable installation problems - I need Ruby > installed cleanly and quickly and locally, on a machine that I not an > administrator on. > > Is there a suggested route for newbies like me? > > -- > Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. > > -- *Thanks for your letters!* * * *by Sun Jianbo * * * --089e013a15ba02d3d504e2748a77 Content-Type: text/html; charset=GB2312 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

RVM is really a usual way to install ruby.curl is a tool to = get web page in linux. Why your company don't have the internet access?=

2013/7/27 Thomas Luedeke <li= sts@ruby-forum.com>

I previously installed Ruby 1.8.7 locally on= my HP-UX Unix system,
compiling it without any troubles (following the compilation
instructions worked perfectly the first time).

I've now tried multiple times to do the same with Ruby 2.0.0, and it blows up catastrophically every time.

If I try to do a compiled installation following the README
instructions, the Makefile breaks with all sorts of arcane messages.
I'm not a C or Make expert, so I have no idea how to resolve these
problems, or even what they are referring to. Doing Google searches o= n
the particular diagnostic messages make issues has produced zilch.

I next thought about installing RVM, with the hopes that all these awful arcane problems would go away. But now they want me to install curl (whatever that is) and directly install from the Internet (which I don'= t
have access to from the UNIX side). I don't have permissions to d= o
anything other than a local installation, since this is my company's machine.

Any suggestions on how to proceed? I am extremely busy at work,
desperately need the new version of Ruby, and don't have a week to try<= br> and smoke out these unfathomable installation problems - I need Ruby
installed cleanly and quickly and locally, on a machine that I not an
administrator on.

Is there a suggested route for newbies like me?

--
Posted via http://= www.ruby-forum.com/.

--

Thanks for your letters!

by&n= bsp; Sun Jianbo

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