> Problems I ran into, and how I fixed them:

> 1. The gem name for latest mislav-will_paginate (2.3.11) is
> inconsistent between OS X and Ubuntu, using identical RubyGems
> (1.3.5), on OS X it is will_paginate but on Ubuntu it is mislav-
> will_paginate. I couldn't figure out a way to reconcile these
> differences to I commented out line 13 in config.rb, since the
> config.gem name was different on each platform.

> 2. Problems parsing Enki.yml file. I couldn't access config settings
> for values under author, such as email or name, by doing this (from
> Config/Initializers/exception_notifier.rb):

>   ExceptionNotifier.exception_recipients = [Enki::Config.default
> [:author, :email]]

> This always produced the following error: ArgumentError: wrong number
> of arguments(2 for 1). So I had to change exception_notifier.rb to
> this:

>   ExceptionNotifier.exception_recipients = [Enki::Config.default
> [:author][:email]]

> This is, of course, because of the "symbolize_keys" method—in irb it
> would be: default["author"]["email"]. Along the same line, I had to
> change line 48 in application.html.erb (footer) to access author name
> this way: <%=h config[:author][:name] %>

> 3. On Ubuntu, for some reason, I got the following error when trying
> to log into the admin:

>   OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError (hostname was not match with the server
> certificate)

> No idea why I started getting this, but I fixed this by issuing the
> following command:

>   sudo make-ssl-cert generate-default-snakeoil --force-overwrite

> 4. Still can't access admin using OpenID. The error I'm getting is:

>   NoMethodError (undefined method `author_open_ids' for #<Enki::Config:
> 0x00000002d92a90>):
>   app/controllers/admin/sessions_controller.rb:19:in `block in create'
>   app/controllers/admin/sessions_controller.rb:17:in `create'

> Any ideas? I would greatly appreciate input on any of this.

> UPDATE: I resolved #1 in a better way by uninstalling my local
> "will_paginate" gem and reinstalling "mislav-will_paginate".
> Apparently, even though the version was correct (2.3.11) that is being
> obsoleted. The github mislav-will_paginate wiki has the following:

>      The name of the will_paginate gem is now “mislav-will_paginate”
> because it’s being built by GitHub. If you have a gem named
> “will_paginate”, it is old and you are advised to remove it from your
> system.

> On Oct 26, 11:02 pm, Xavier Shay<xavier-l...@rhnh.net>  wrote:
>> 2)
>> 'Admin::SessionsController#allow_login_bypass? when RAILS_ENV ==
>> production returns false' FAILED
>> expected: false,
>>        got: true (using ==)
>> /Users/xavier/Code/enki/spec/controllers/admin/sessions_controller_spec.rb: 44:in
>> `block (3 levels) in<top (required)>'

> I replaced all RAILS_ENV with ::RAILS_ENV in
> sessions_controller_spec.rb to take care of this spec test failure.
> Not sure if that's the right solution, but new scoping rule with Ruby
> 1.9 seem to cause this issue.

>    ExceptionNotifier.exception_recipients = [Enki::Config.default
> [:author, :email]]

> This always produced the following error: ArgumentError: wrong number
> of arguments(2 for 1). So I had to change exception_notifier.rb to
> this:

>    ExceptionNotifier.exception_recipients = [Enki::Config.default
> [:author][:email]]

> This is, of course, because of the "symbolize_keys" method—in irb it
> would be: default["author"]["email"]. Along the same line, I had to
> change line 48 in application.html.erb (footer) to access author name
> this way:<%=h config[:author][:name] %>

>    NoMethodError (undefined method `author_open_ids' for #<Enki::Config:
> 0x00000002d92a90>):
>    app/controllers/admin/sessions_controller.rb:19:in `block in create'
>    app/controllers/admin/sessions_controller.rb:17:in `create'

> Any ideas? I would greatly appreciate input on any of this.

> > 2. Problems parsing Enki.yml file. I couldn't access config settings
> > for values under author, such as email or name, by doing this (from
> > Config/Initializers/exception_notifier.rb):

> >    ExceptionNotifier.exception_recipients = [Enki::Config.default
> > [:author, :email]]

> > This always produced the following error: ArgumentError: wrong number
> > of arguments(2 for 1). So I had to change exception_notifier.rb to
> > this:

> >    ExceptionNotifier.exception_recipients = [Enki::Config.default
> > [:author][:email]]

> > This is, of course, because of the "symbolize_keys" method—in irb it
> > would be: default["author"]["email"]. Along the same line, I had to
> > change line 48 in application.html.erb (footer) to access author name
> > this way:<%=h config[:author][:name] %>

> $ irb
> irb(main):001:0> RUBY_VERSION
> => "1.9.1"
> irb(main):002:0> require 'config/environment'
> => true
> irb(main):003:0> Enki::Config.default[:author, :email]
> => "d...@enkiblog.com"

> ^ please run on your environment

> >    NoMethodError (undefined method `author_open_ids' for #<Enki::Config:
> > 0x00000002d92a90>):
> >    app/controllers/admin/sessions_controller.rb:19:in `block in create'
> >    app/controllers/admin/sessions_controller.rb:17:in `create'

> hmm

> $ md5 lib/enki/config.rb
> MD5 (lib/enki/config.rb) = 1d75053e36ca36ba1370f1216e624c03

> > Any ideas? I would greatly appreciate input on any of this.