rafael soto

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Ok, it seems that the issue is OpenSSL 1.0, which is required for < 2.4 The fix is to install openssl through the rvm pkg manager and then use that...

I'm sorry, this didn't close the issue. Ruby was installed, but it has a lot of issues: segmentations fault every now and then, tests on rails aren't running properly, etc....

Hey, thanks for replying. I'm getting the same error: Ruby 2.1.10: ``` Error running '__rvm_make -j4', please read /home/rafael/.rvm/log/1517171766_ruby-2.1.10/make.log There has been an error while running make. Halting the installation....

It was compiled without issues: ``` ruby-2.5.0 - #extracting ruby-2.5.0 to /home/rafael/.rvm/src/ruby-2.5.0.... ruby-2.5.0 - #configuring......................................................| ruby-2.5.0 - #post-configuration.. ruby-2.5.0 - #compiling......................................................... ruby-2.5.0 - #installing.............. ruby-2.5.0 - #making binaries executable.. Installed...

Should I try installing with the `--with-openssl-dir` flag?

I just updated rvm, but when I try to install ruby 2.2.3, this is all I get: ``` Error running 'requirements_debian_libs_install libssl1.0-dev', ```

Here's our solution, it will not trigger the same email but it can be easily implemented through Rails.cache. ```ruby Devise::Models::Recoverable.module_eval do alias_method :original_send_reset_password_instructions_notification, :send_reset_password_instructions_notification alias_method :original_set_reset_password_token, :set_reset_password_token def set_reset_password_token return...

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