Chris DeRose

That should be a quick fix " /usr/share/dict/words" is a dictionary file that's typically present on unix systems. Are you running Linux? OS X? On my current ubuntu system I...

So, I think you should probaly clone this repo into a new directory, and run a bundle install inside that directory. Is this new site generated from 'rails new'?

I'm pretty sure you just have a bad character (or more) in your dictionary. The seed was assuming a us-english dictionary, perhaps you're using a non-us dictionary? What does "sudo...

So regarding that first screenshot - I see you're using ruby 2.2 instead of 1.9. As for the second screenshot, I'm guessing you figured that out :) But - your...

Indeed you are getting an error, but this one is different than the last! What does line 2 of the '/root/CoinPost/db/seeds.rb' file look like? (BTW - you probably shouldn't be...

1.9 is a bit old. I strongly believe that will solve your issues. _However_ You might get lucky and just be able to remove the ruby-prof from the Gemfile and...

What version of ruby are you running? (ruby -v should tell you...)

So, I think the solution here is to prefix the rake commands with "bundle exec". So rather than "rake db:migrate" instead try "bundle exec rake db:migrate". See what happens there?...

That version of rails is definately suspect, as the project is on the 3.2.x codebase. I've got a big rollout of code coming up here soon (which uses coinbase for...

If you want to code it - I'm fine with that!