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bash: /bin/rvm: No such file or directory #10
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You have to set :pumactl_cmd and :puma_cmd if you using RVM. |
I previously tried this but this gives me
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Trying
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I think your RVM installation is wrong probably. @syntaxTerr0r is using rvm too and apparently everything work as expected. |
I completely removed RVM and then reinstalled it per RMV's instructions which logged in as the |
ok in 4 h from now. i will be in freenode in the ror channel. |
Awesome! I really appreciate all your time and help |
@kyledecot I'd like to see your project too. I think there no need for any rvm's hooks. |
I get the same issue with my system-wide RVM install. |
Okay, now I'm confused. There is |
@kyledecot yeah, i'm confused too :/ Anyway this question deserve to be asked on capistrano-rvm bug tracker... |
GJ! |
@kyledecot The last version should fix this issue. |
Fixed. Thanks! |
When running
cap production rvm:check
I get no errors and the outputWhen running
cap production puma:status
(or any other puma task for that matter) I getThe interesting part here is that in the
rvm:check
command it knew to run.../var/www/skateboxes/.rvm/bin/rvm ruby-2.0.0-p247 do...
whereaspuma:status
simply tried to run.../bin/rvm...
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