Fresh install of Rails and getting OpenSSL errors: already initialized constant OpenSSL
gem uninstall openssl -v 2.0.3
gem install openssl -v 2.0.2
That should fix it.
rails 5.0.1 already initialized
I did not solve it, but I managed to get around the problem, after I generated the project, I enter the gem file and change the version of rails, and I put the version of ssl that runs on my machine.
gem 'openssl', '2.0.4'
# Bundle edge Rails instead: gem 'rails', github: 'rails/rails'
gem 'rails', github: 'rails/rails', branch: '4-2-stable'
after putting it, make a bundle install the wheel design.
Already initialized constant in jruby-openssl
I could finally get rid of it by removing the gem altogether. According to this source, jruby-openssl is now directly pulled into the jruby project and is not needed anymore as gem.
Thanks everyone for looking into this with me.
another openssl on windows problem that VERIFY_NONE doesn't help
hi guys this errors was fixed in the last version of youtube_it, you can see here
https://github.com/kylejginavan/youtube_it/commit/032f2800ae4c4ab9f6000b23150e3a8d3517815f
regards!
Rails already initialized constant LoadError::REGEXPS error
It was a combination of two things:
- The system username was camelcased
- The whole user folder was, weirdly, living in iCloud
The issue was solved by creating a new admin user and turning off the iCloud feature.
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