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Mat @ SWS · 12-19-2007, 10:00 AM

Tried installing a program called Tracks ages ago (few months) and was almost successful. I did a manual install of Ruby and also Rails.

It never quite worked correctly, or in fact at all. Anyway, I fortmatted my Laptop about a month ago. So I tried installing the thing again. This time no success. When I load CMD and put in the command to install Rails (IIRC, sorry, i was following a video), it's supposed to connect to the server and download some files. But for some reason I was getting an error message saying that the server was down.

Anyway, long story short. Has anyone used Tracks? Or know how to get it installed? I also need Ruby on Rails installed. Is there a simple package or summat that I can just use?

Cheers guys,

Mat

12-19-2007, 10:00 AM	PM User \| #1
Mat @ SWS New Coder Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Tracks (Ruby On Rails) Tried installing a program called Tracks ages ago (few months) and was almost successful. I did a manual install of Ruby and also Rails. It never quite worked correctly, or in fact at all. Anyway, I fortmatted my Laptop about a month ago. So I tried installing the thing again. This time no success. When I load CMD and put in the command to install Rails (IIRC, sorry, i was following a video), it's supposed to connect to the server and download some files. But for some reason I was getting an error message saying that the server was down. Anyway, long story short. Has anyone used Tracks? Or know how to get it installed? I also need Ruby on Rails installed. Is there a simple package or summat that I can just use? Cheers guys, Mat