Do you have any previous Ruby installation in the PATH?
A segmentation fault in zlib.so might indicate a version zlib1.dll
different than the one the extension is expecting.
Try “where zlib1.dll”, if the directory shown by that is not C:
\Ruby187\bin then the file is not safe to be the one that ship with
RubyInstaller and should be removed.
Do you have any previous Ruby installation in the PATH?
A segmentation fault in zlib.so might indicate a version zlib1.dll
different than the one the extension is expecting.
Try “where zlib1.dll”, if the directory shown by that is not C:
\Ruby187\bin then the file is not safe to be the one that ship with
RubyInstaller and should be removed.
HTH,
Luis, thanks for the reply.
It does not seem like there is another version of zlib1.dll:
where zlib1.dll
C\Ruby187\bin\zlib1.dll
I checked the Path and didn’t see any other ruby entries except for
‘C:\Ruby187\bin’.
Part of the issue is that I did not see a gems directory after intalling
ruby (tried the 3 most recent windows installers).
Do you have any previous Ruby installation in the PATH?
A segmentation fault in zlib.so might indicate a version zlib1.dll
different than the one the extension is expecting.
Try “where zlib1.dll”, if the directory shown by that is not C:
\Ruby187\bin then the file is not safe to be the one that ship with
RubyInstaller and should be removed.
Another case for using pr-zlib, at least on Windows.
Dan
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