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Re: [nesta] A couple of gem issues....

From:

Graham Ashton

Date:

2011-03-17 @ 08:02

On 17 Mar 2011, at 05:17, tony Spore wrote:

> undefined local variable or method `latest_articles'

The latest_articles method is defined in the lib/nesta/app.rb file that 
lives in the gem. Nothing will work if that file can't be found; it kicks 
everything off.

I wonder if there's something funny going on with your install?

> Second I tried to deploy using passenger  and I get:
>  
> no such file to load -- app

How have you installed the gem? That must be getting raised by line 6 of 
config.ru, which requires nesta/app. It implies that the Nesta gem isn't 
being found by Passenger.

If you tar your project up and upload it to somewhere where I can download
it (or point me at a git repo), I'll take a look and see if it starts up 
for me. Otherwise, I think we'll need a lot more information about how 
you've installed Ruby and Nesta, and some commands that can reproduce the 
problem on a new (dummy) site.

If you drop into #nesta today you may find me in there, depending on 
whether or not I'm at my desk. You'll need to attract my attention by 
typing "gma" though, or I might not notice you've logged on.

Its working fine on my local machine, and Heroku. But on my unbuntu box I'm
getting the errors (I do have the gem installed) running 1.9.2 and RVM.
I think that the first issue is my old template, is causing the issue. So to
help spread out the errors, I just went to the default template for now.
Heroku is ok, I just like to keep all my Ruby / Rails apps together.





On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 1:02 AM, Graham Ashton <graham@effectif.com> wrote:

> On 17 Mar 2011, at 05:17, tony Spore wrote:
>
> > undefined local variable or method `latest_articles'
>
> The latest_articles method is defined in the lib/nesta/app.rb file that
> lives in the gem. Nothing will work if that file can't be found; it kicks
> everything off.
>
> I wonder if there's something funny going on with your install?
>
> > Second I tried to deploy using passenger  and I get:
> >
> > no such file to load -- app
>
> How have you installed the gem? That must be getting raised by line 6 of
> config.ru, which requires nesta/app. It implies that the Nesta gem isn't
> being found by Passenger.
>
> If you tar your project up and upload it to somewhere where I can download
> it (or point me at a git repo), I'll take a look and see if it starts up for
> me. Otherwise, I think we'll need a lot more information about how you've
> installed Ruby and Nesta, and some commands that can reproduce the problem
> on a new (dummy) site.
>
> If you drop into #nesta today you may find me in there, depending on
> whether or not I'm at my desk. You'll need to attract my attention by typing
> "gma" though, or I might not notice you've logged on.
>

On 17 Mar 2011, at 17:32, tony Spore wrote:

> Its working fine on my local machine, and Heroku. But on my unbuntu box 
I'm getting the errors (I do have the gem installed) running 1.9.2 and 
RVM. 

I think Mika may have been on the right lines. For whatever reason, it 
sounds as though passenger can't find the gem. What does this show you?

    $ grep nginx.conf

If you use the gem binary in the same folder as that version of ruby, does
this produce any output?

    $ /path/to/nginx's/ruby/install/bin/gem list nesta

On Mar 17, 2011, at 10:02 AM, Graham Ashton wrote:

>> Second I tried to deploy using passenger  and I get:
>> 
>> no such file to load -- app
> 
> How have you installed the gem? That must be getting raised by line 6 of
config.ru, which requires nesta/app. It implies that the Nesta gem isn't 
being found by Passenger.

And if you are using enterprise ruby have you installed the gem with 
correct gem command. Ie 

/opt/ruby-enterprise-1.8.7-2010.02/bin/gem 

vs   

/usr/bin/gem

?

-- 
Mika Tuupola
http://www.appelsiini.net/