Hello! So i’m starting the configuration of my debian 7 here, following this gist: https://gist.github.com/WagnerMoreira/cb9bc26722a8c48df2e5
I’m in the step of RVM installation, so when i type this line in terminal:
source ~/.rvm/scripts/'rvm'
I got this message:
-bash: /root/.rvm/scripts/rvm: No such file or directory
Someone can help me about this?
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Hi,
according to the official RVM page, you should use
with the “-s stable” option to install stable (not development) release. The command you have mentioned
only reloads shell configuration. The preffered way to do it is by closing out your current shell or terminal session and opening a new one.
But my question is: why did you install the rvm as root? Do you want single- or multi-user installation? Try to read the official guide here. And if you really want to install it for root only, you need to execute these commands before the installation
from here.