You can open Terminal and type "which rails" and "which rake" to see the correct paths.
Vish
You can open Terminal and type "which rails" and "which rake" to see the correct paths.
Vish
Not really, I don't use Radrails. But the rake tasks for a project are within the rails-1.1.x gem directory, usually: /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-1.1.x/lib/tasks. If you have to type that into Radrails tho, it's dumber than I thought it was. So you're probably doing something wrong.
Vish