While setting up another Redmine on CentOS 5, having upgraded Ruby to 1.8.6 and installed all the required gems, I got “rake aborted!” error on this following command:
rake generate_session_store
rake aborted!
no rakefile found
The solution for this was simple, make sure you are in your app folder before running this “rake generate_session_store”
cd to_your_redmine_dir
Hope that helps.
Cheers!
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Thank’s! I had this problem and it worked!