rbenv and bundler: "bad interpreter: No such file or directory"
Solution 1
The fact that gem is being executed by your /usr/local/bin means that rbenv isn't in your $PATH correctly.
Step 1:
Please delete any references you have of rbenv in the following areas:
- ~/.profile
- ~/.bashrc
- ~/.bash_profile
- ~/.gemrc
Step 2:
Reinstall rbenv using these instructions. It won't override, it will simply update changes to your ~/.bash_profile. Once reinstalled close your terminal and reopen. Everything should work correctly at that time.
Step 3:
Verify that everything was installed correctly by executing cat ~/.bash_profile
. You should see the following. If you do, you're good to go.
export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH"
eval "$(rbenv init -)"
Many cudos to @theTinMan for recently helping me sort through my rbenv installation.
Solution 2
Find the bundle
executable (in a non project directory - default system ruby) and delete it:
which bundle
rm <path_obtained_above>
Now go to your project directory, or switch to your ruby version and install bundler:
gem install bundler
Then execute rbenv rehash
and now try executing bundle install
and it should work. You will need to do this once for each ruby version installed.
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Updated on June 03, 2022Comments
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Badr Tazi almost 2 years
I messed up my configuration. I am running Ubuntu 14.04 and had some issues when I tried to move from a project to an other. I tried to uninstall and reinstall rbenv and then installed Ruby 2.1.7 following this guide: https://gorails.com/setup/ubuntu/14.04.
Now, when I run
gem install bundler
nothing happens and I can't install any gems. When I typebundler
orbundler -v
I see this:/usr/local/bin/bundler: /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
I spent many hours trying to solve this but I really don't know what to do.
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PJP over 8 yearsRule one: Be VERY careful following instructions on websites describing how to install anything. There is no garbage collection on the internet, so old, outdated, or simply bad, information can sit around, polluting people's minds about how to do things. Go to the authors and maintainers for installation instructions as they know better than anyone how to install their code.
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PJP over 8 yearsIf the instructions for installing rbenv are followed, step #2 isn't needed. The script will do it correctly automatically.
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binarymason over 8 years@theTinMan, thanks. I updated answer for anyone's future reference.
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tmarthal over 7 yearsThis is what worked for me. The
rbenv rehash
function found the properbundle
executable. -
Leonel almost 7 yearsOn WSL,
bundle
was trying to useruby.exe
from Windows!!! All I had to do was rbenv rehash. Thank you! -
Frederic Adda almost 7 yearsI don't understand step 1. Could you please explain?
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sebkkom about 3 years@FrédéricAdda He means that you should delete any lines that mention
rbenv
in one of those 4 files (as well as~/.zshrc
, if you are using it instead).