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I ran the (below) to get slogger working in Mavericks again: sudo gem install bundler bundle install I got the following result: Fetching: bundler-1.3.5.gem (100%) Successfully installed bundler-1.3.5 Parsing documentation...

Thanks ALMBP:~ andreaslauritzen$ $ sudo bundle install -bash: $: command not found ALMBP:~ andreaslauritzen$ Then I get this

If you had the same error as me, installing XCode again and updating it worked for me. I just ran sudo bundle install from the slogger folder and got bundle...

OK thanks. I tried sudo bundle install and got this: ![screenshot 2014-01-07 02 32 50](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/5008271/1855870/c31c5308-773b-11e3-9faf-6b64c4508f5f.PNG) I am installing Xcode atm. hopefully that will work

So I installed Xcode and ran the installs. It seemed to go smoothly. Then I did the "./slogger --update-config" and "./slogger" I don't recall how a successful output should look....

Hi Brett! I uploaded the config file here https://www.dropbox.com/s/c2lg1lema15swnt/slogger_config Can anyone see what the error might be?

Thanks! How specifically would I go about doing that?

How do I generate a new one?

Hi Thanks for your reply. I did that and then I pasted in the details from the old config. However, I am getting some errors. It doesn't seem to work....

Hi thanks! So I changed what you said (see screenshots): From: ![screenshot 2014-01-08 05 25 05](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/5008271/1865864/2f4bcee6-781d-11e3-890a-1385ac37b7ec.PNG) To: ![screenshot 2014-01-08 05 25 50](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/5008271/1865863/2f4a3f9a-781d-11e3-9e98-2b5b5fc12e8c.PNG) And then I ran ./slogger Here is the...