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To setup rails on IIS and enable it for multiple Applications. START Server 2003 Enterprise Edition SP1 IIS 6 RUBY Install ruby 185_22_rc2.exe You don't have to put it in c:\ruby I created the following folder c:\webdata\ruby, then ran the install. Run install into c:\webdata and say "YES" to deleting the existing ruby directory. During the install I ticked SciTE and Enable RubyGems Took 10mins 1000s of files Ruby GEMS Install Ruby Gems 0.9.1 (don't change it from the defaults) Extract zip file to temp directory, then double click setup.rb, does the default install (about 5mins) Then run at the command line gem pristine --all c:\> gem pristine --all I tried to install Ruby Gems in a particular directory, but couldn't get it working because if you use the command line SET command to put a value into GEM_HOME when the ruby gems installer setup.rb reads the registry it doesn't account for the fact that values in the registry contain double b...

Introduction

Hi there My name is Dorje and I run an intranet for a large corporate. I also facilitate an online forum for people who have an interest in intranets within New Zealand. Which is, as I'm sure you've guessed, where I live. I've working in the IT industry for about 8 years now, though I've been using computers since the Apple IIe came out. Thanks to Dad for that one. My goal with this Blog is to make use of it to provide useful information relating to my professional life. I'm sure personal bits and pieces will fall into this framework as well, but such is life. DM