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I've fixed this on HEAD. Closing bug.

Oooookay, got it to start.

I removed the ruby1.9.1 packages (including 1.9.1 gem) and made sure to have all the ruby1.8 (turns out on ubuntu you need the right ...

ack! hash doesn't show up correctly. Sorry for all the headings there...

I had a different source to the same error (rake init failed). Turns out I had multiple copies of ruby. Running "which ruby" and "which gem" to make sure both l...

Yah gotta make it the first line.

That loads up the rubygems lib, and that should add your personal .gems subdirs to the path.

I bet that is it BTW. Apparently ...

Thanks, I have tried using Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.1 . I'm running on Ubuntu 9.1

Ok, Flint will churn on those for awhile. We were testing with 5k line configs and found it running about 5 minutes from start to finish. There is not very good...

I'm not using them myself, but my four network admins do quite frequently. We're probably in the 15k-line range for our primary data center firewalls, and 10k f...

Yah, this is a gonna be hairy to resolve in the RACC parser and lexer. I bet people have all kinds of characters there that are not allowed elsewhere in PIX con...

Same thing for characters: < , (

Presumably would've choked on > and ) had it reached that far. I don't see any periods in use within remarks, at least in this ...

I've got about a dozen parse errors on the character "&", used like this:

access-list IN-OUTSIDE remark Allow Inbound Ext_Nets & Link Addresses ICMP

Ok, I can resolve that. Looks like a change we made recently broke that. Should have had a spec for it tho.

Numerous versions of this error, selected one as sample output.

Config line:

object-group network VPN_Nets
group-object Central_VPN_Nets group-object DC_VPN_Net...

When parsing one my network configs (for a complex network) I get the following error twice, once for Team Cymru Bogons and once for non-routable addresses. Bot...

Yup, it's ubuntu. That didn't seem to help:

mike@mike-linux:~/Downloads/flint-1.0$ head rakefile.rb
require 'ralex/ralextask.rb'
require 'rubygems'







mike@mi...

Is this ubuntu?

It could be that your ruby does not put your gem directories in it's ruby library path. try putting:

require 'rubygems'

at the top of rakefile.r...

Please bare with me, I'm not a ruby guy. I fixed the symlink that was calling ruby 1.8 and told it to call 1.9:

mike@mike-linux:~/Downloads/flint-1.0$ rake ini...

Please note:

From your gem install
> WARNING: Installing to ~/.gem since /var/lib/gems/1.9.1 and > /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/bin aren't both writable. > WARNING: You ...

Yup, that was what I did. But just to be sure, I blew away the root dir and tried again (and I tried again after fixing the PATH issue, no difference):

mike@mi...

Investigating.

Can you tell me your platform and ruby version? Also your bcrypt-ruby version. That will help me replicate the bug.

We have done our dev on OSX s...

I'm trying to login to the application using the default user created by app.rb admin/admin77 and I get the following error:

BCrypt::Errors:Invalidhash at /logi...