ruby - How to install RVM system requirements without giving sudo access for RVM user -
on debian server have user called "deployer" not have sudo access, , has rvm installed.
when installing ruby using "deployer", 1.9.3, triggers task install dependencies
"installing requirements debian, might require sudo password." which fails , stops installation because "deployer" can not sudo.
i don't want add "deployer" sudoers list, , don't want install rvm other user one-time use installing dependencies.
what correct way install dependencies? or how list them install manually?
this indeed new feature of rvm called autolibs, automatically installs dependencies.
if have installed rvm, , asking sudo password, can disable autolibs:
$ rvm autolibs disable $ rvm requirements # manually install these $ rvm install ruby otherwise, can install rvm without autolibs command:
$ \curl -l https://get.rvm.io | bash -s -- --autolibs=read-fail i understand motivation, find rather annoying. not want put sudo password rvm, nor matter bundle! please community, stop doing this.
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