[Rails] Re: Re: Re: A version problem

Colin Law wrote:
>> sudo rake --trace rails:update
>
> I do not know whether it is part of the problem but you should not use
> sudo here.

I was in the top level folder, w/o sudo, I get the same crash.

> Have you tried just making a new rails app to make sure that is ok?
> If that works then it is an issue with your existing app, if it
> doesn't it is a problem with your system.

Do you mean to create a new rails app and copy my sources into the new
project?

> If that works then it is an issue with your existing app, if it
> doesn't it is a problem with your system.

It is for sure a problem from updating ruby/rails, since the app worked
until I tried to update and I didn't touch any sources.
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