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Hi, everyone, I want to know how I do to install ruby on rails locally,
in a winxp machine that haven't any connection to the internet, but
with the last version of rubygem installed.
Thanks all

I reply to myself, becouse the answer already exists here:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...c65dc491e9630c

I reply to myself, because the answer already exists here:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...c65dc491e9630c

actually, the answer was for people who cant install in remote mode in
windows, because they are connected trough a proxy, so the question
about installing locally is still active. sorry

Le 1/6/2005, "g_u_s" <> a =E9crit:
>actually, the answer was for people who cant install in remote mode in
>windows, because they are connected trough a proxy, so the question
>about installing locally is still active. sorry

If there is no connection, proxied or otherwise, you will probably
have to download the gem elsewhere and transfer it over on a floppy
disk (or whatever the hip kids use nowadays). RubyGems itself contains
no programs, it just fetches them from a local or remote repository.

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When I have the rail package on that pc with no connection to internet,
it must be in some directory so rubygem can detect it and install it
locally?

Thanks for orientation