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Unable to install Ruby 2.0.0-rc2 on OS X #1519

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tonyarnold opened this issue Feb 9, 2013 · 8 comments
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Unable to install Ruby 2.0.0-rc2 on OS X #1519

tonyarnold opened this issue Feb 9, 2013 · 8 comments
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@tonyarnold
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I'm unable to install Ruby 2.0 via RVM. It doesn't seem to be able to build the OpenSSL dependency.

Here's the build log: https://gist.github.com/tonyarnold/6a99a7ddb0bea2a61602

This is with the latest released version of Xcode (4.6) and OS X 10.8.

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mpapis commented Feb 9, 2013

it looks like you do not have GNU gcc-4.2, and clang is not fully predictable at compiling, make sure to run/read rvm requirements run force to get all required software installed (on homebrew).

@tonyarnold
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Oh right, that's a shame. Oh well, that's definitely not RVM's problem. I'll give Ruby 2 a miss until Clang/Ruby/OpenSSL get their act together.

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freiden commented Feb 10, 2013

Having the same trouble. Tried to install openssl and libyaml by using homebrew then rvm pkg but no changing. Tried with rvm stable and head but no changes.

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mpapis commented Feb 10, 2013

it looks strictly Apple forcing clang problem, you still have options to install gcc-4.2 or newer versions of GNU gcc.

anyone having this problem please try with gcc-4.2 - rvm will automatically install it on HomeBrew when you run:

rvm requirements run force
rvm install 2.0.0

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freiden commented Feb 10, 2013

Tried it and it failed the same way than before.

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mpapis commented Feb 10, 2013

@freiden please gist the new log files

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freiden commented Feb 10, 2013

The related gist https://gist.github.com/freiden/4748262

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a5sk4s commented Feb 14, 2013

Exact same problem - it looks as if it doesn't use the openssl version it installs and configures under ~/.rvm/usr

Running on Mac OS X 10.6.8

@mpapis mpapis closed this as completed in f32e2f5 Feb 15, 2013
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