No! It means the OP has screwed up his RVM install, probably by
running some rvm or gem command using sudo – you should never
have to use sudo with rvm installed in your own home directory.
Use sudo to change back ownership of everything under ~/.rvm to
yourself.
Yikes, skipped over that crucial part when I was reading the output. I
shall discipline myself by reciting the sudo man page 100 times.
You’re getting an EACCES (permission issue) error, so that means you need to run
it with sudo:
$ sudo bundle install
No! It means the OP has screwed up his RVM install, probably by
running some rvm or gem command using sudo – you should never
have to use sudo with rvm installed in your own home directory.
Use sudo to change back ownership of everything under ~/.rvm to
yourself.