Closed AndreaBarghigiani closed 8 years ago
Hi, probably because of SIP. Anyway, I think it's a good practice to DO NOT install gems as sudo :)
Have you tried to install it without sudo?
Hi @delphaber,
what do you mean by SIP?
Anyway I tried to run gem install
without sudo
but it tells me that I do not have write permission on the /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.0.0
Do you think I have to make it writeable?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Integrity_Protection
This is going to be a big pain, but os totally unrelated to Wordmove. The bigger advise I'd have is to use a ruby version manager such as rbenv or rvm.
No news. We consider this issue closed. @AndreaBarghigiani reopen the issue if needed
Hi there,
I have always used your gem with pleasure but this morning, after updating my OS, I am unable to launch it... It appears as the system has removed it and I don't understand why...
So I opened my terminal and launched:
sudo gem install wordmove
but after it I receive this error message:
I tried to look over Google but couldn't be able to find anything useful...
Do you have any idea?
Thanks for the future help!