Nothing works: Did I miss something?

[mhartington]

OS: Mac 10.10
Ruby: Rbenv using 2.1.0 as global

So I'm follow the readme file exactly, but I think I may have missed something, or maybe there was a step assumed that I missed.

sudo gem install t

Get a list of parsing and fetching requests, so everything seems to have installed correctly, but when I try to run t authorize nothing happens.

I do notice a .t file made in my user directory. All that seems to do is store the contents of the command.

So if I enter

t authorize

The .t file just reads "authorize" but nothing else happens.

Any idea?

[henryaj]

I get a similar problem when using zsh (but not using bash, which works fine) – specifically, calling

t

just hangs, and calling e.g.

t authorize

gives me a LoadError, as though it's trying to open 'authorize' as a file.

~ % t authorize
ruby: No such file or directory -- authorize (LoadError)

Any thoughts?

[allenpg]

Hi - I've installed t on a Windows 10 - successfully authorized - but when I submit commands like "t whois @allenpg" or "t users -l @allenpg @gem" I received the following error:
"... /t: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed"

Suggestions (obviously not a sophisticated user to deal with SSL issues interacting with Twitter API and t - sorry!)