jekyll*.gem" once you downloaded that gem manually.gem files are only archives anyway and can be extracted, with or without the "gem" utility. Easiest failsave installation then may be to "gem install -ignore-dependencies -no-ri -no-rdoc.
You can try a "gem install -user-install" but I guess this also probably won't work manual download should work though. No idea how to easily find out what is blocking you there. Hope that this information is at the least of some use to you, even if it does not directly resolve your issue - but I guess you also don't know why the connection is refused for you here. need the other dependencies too, so this is a bit of a manual task, though you could automate it via a ruby script (simply obtain all remote URLs, then batch install them via that script).Īnyway, what I am saying here is that I do not think that this is the fault of the WSL team - I do not get a "Permission denied" error here, the gem install command just works fine for me. If all else fails you can try to manually download the gem e. Even on win10 - actually, the subsystem on win10 works better than the one-click.
I used to have problems with the debian ruby - until I decided to no longer use debian ruby. I use a custom compiled ruby in the prefix /Programs/Ruby/2.4.2 though.įrom your strace it seems as if you probably use the default ubuntu ruby? Due to paths such as The command "gem install jekyll" works fine for me on my win10 laptop + ubuntu there.
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