Rod McGuire

Thanks, but that doesn't work though it gives different errors. I first tried patching the Gemfile with your changes but an attempted install failed. I then cloned a fresh instiki.git...

Did Instiki ever work under Windows or was that just wishful thinking? In particular, if I manage to track down the `iconv`problem and get Instiki to ruby install will I...

> So why are you asking about Nokogiri? A google turned up some stuff about Nokogiri and iconv problems. But mainly I was using it as an example for questioning...

progress somewhat, instiki now installs but `instiki --daemon` fails. I tried (for `instiki3.git` the clone I had been working with and with a fresh clone `instiki4.git`) > cd C:\nLab\instiki3.git >...

No. It didn't fix things. Can you re-open this. I've got a lot of notes on things I've tried and maybe where the problem is but no definitive conclusion. I'll...

Things have progressed. The `iconv` problem may be solved. But now when I type `ruby instiki` I get the error: > C:/nLab/instiki5.git/vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:305:in > 'qualified_const_defined?': "swig_runtime_data" is not a valid constant...

I patched `itex2MML_ruby.c` changing a `s` to `S`. By preceding `make` with > set PATH=%PATH%;C:\nLab\rubyDevKit\bin;C:\nLab\rubyDevKit\mingw\bin; it looks like it successfully compiles. I'm going to have to postpone further testing till...

The upper casing of that single `s` did not fix things. I get the same error. ``` C:\nLab\instiki5.git>set PATH=%PATH%;C:\nLab\rubyDevKit\bin;C:\nLab\rubyDevKit\mingw\bin; C:\nLab\instiki5.git>cd C:\nLab\instiki5.git\vendor\bundle\ruby\2.3.0\gems\itextomml-1.5.2\ext C:\nLab\instiki5.git\vendor\bundle\ruby\2.3.0\gems\itextomml-1.5.2\ext>make compiling itex2MML_ruby.c linking shared-object itex2MML.so C:\nLab\instiki5.git\vendor\bundle\ruby\2.3.0\gems\itextomml-1.5.2\ext>cd C:\nLab\instiki5.git C:\nLab\instiki5.git>ruby...

> I think you need to copy the new itex2MML.so to vendor/bundle/ruby/2.3.0/extensions/[arch]/2.3.0/itextomml-1.5.2/ I verified that the two files were different and then did ``` Rod@packard MINGW64 /c/nLab $ cp C:/nLab/instiki5.git/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.3.0/gems/itextomml-1.5.2/ext/itex2MML.so...

It got past the "swig_runtime_data" problem after I did: `cp C:/nLab/instiki5.git/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.3.0/gems/itextomml-1.5.2/ext/itex2MML.so C:/nLab/instiki5.git/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.3.0/gems/itextomml-1.5.2/lib/itex2MML.so` Now `ruby instiki` gives `cannot load such file -- sqlite3/sqlite3_native (MissingSourceFile)` more fully: ``` C:\nLab\instiki5.git>ruby instiki => Booting...