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Why not just use rbenv with a $HOME/.gem directory. Much simpler as Ruby versions come with their own openssl.
by cutler 6y ago
Why not just use rbenv with a $HOME/.gem directory. Much simpler as Ruby versions come with their own openssl.
- nicolas_t 6y agoI was using rbenv, but try installing an ancient version of ruby through rbenv, I have never been able to get it to work without having the existing openssl library in my system (not an issue with newer versions)
- cutler 6y agoI think that's because rbenv only introduced bundling openssl libs at a certain point in its history so, yes, if you're going for a really old version fair point.