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New user unable to complete installation to Ubuntu 12.04 & MySQL

Added by Jakes vdM at 2012-10-04 08:18 am

Hi guy,

Brand new to this project - I have no working knowledge of Ruby (yet), so please be patient.

I've fired up an Ubuntu 64 12.04 VM with ruby 1.8/4.8, rvm 1.16.8, "rvm use 1.9.3".

I'm following the instructions provided @

Manages to get through most of the setup, up to:
RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake db:migrate

I get an error of:
chiliproject/config/configuration.yml): did not find expected key while parsing a block mapping at line 82 column 3

The portion of the config corresponding to the above 82:3 output is: (keeping it simple for now)
default:
email_delivery:
delivery_method: :sendmail

Even when I comment out the lines following "default:" or change the method to ":test" or "test" (trying an assumption that there are typo's on the *.example file) , I still get the issue.

--trace log attached

As mentioned, I do not know Ruby at all (yet), but fairly comfortable with the Linux CLI

Also, is there any chance for a packaged Ubuntu PPA to simplify the installation & deployment?
Just asking

trace.log - trace log (7.5 kB)


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RE: New user unable to complete installation to Ubuntu 12.04 & MySQL - Added by Felix Schäfer at 2012-10-04 09:09 am

Jakes vdM wrote:

I get an error of:
chiliproject/config/configuration.yml): did not find expected key while parsing a block mapping at line 82 column 3

That sounds like a malformed yml file. Be aware that yml is indentation sensitive and theses indentations must be 2 spaces each. Did you just rename the default one and it errors on you like that?

Also, is there any chance for a packaged Ubuntu PPA to simplify the installation & deployment?

Unlikely as AFAIK none of us uses Ubuntu, sorry.

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