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In the previous steps, I demonstrated how to fix the error by creating a fake package to replace the faulty one. However, I realize that the error may continue to recur in different forms. Therefore, here is a comprehensive method to fix the error:
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Use the command
mkdir Ruby
to create a directory. -
Run
ls Ruby
to confirm that the directory has been created.- Step 2.1: Use the command
cd Ruby
to enter the directory.
- Step 2.1: Use the command
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Use the command
git clone https://github.com/sparklemotion/sqlite3-ruby.git
to download the sqlite3 package. -
Use the command
cd sqlite3-ruby
to enter the newly created package directory. -
(Important) Use the command
ls sqlite3.gemspec
to list the necessary files. -
Once you see the required file, use the command
gem build sqlite3.gemspec
to build the gem. (You may encounter errors in the later steps, but don't worry; just continue following the steps.) -
(Important) Use the command
ls sqlite3-2.6.0.gem
to locate the sqlite3-2.6.0.gem file. -
After confirming the presence of the sqlite3-2.6.0.gem file, use the command
gem install sqlite3-2.6.0.gem
to install it. (This step may take some time.) -
Use the command
cd ..
to exit the directory and then repeat the steps to download the metasploit-framework.
10 : Additional command if error : ' chmod -R a+r ' .
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