+ [2014-02-09T21:44:07Z] kaffeebohne But I've no idea how to do that on Mac Os.
+ [2014-02-09T22:02:52Z] Guest59812 I can run that command, so looks like it comes with Xcode and I have it
+ [2014-02-09T22:03:19Z] Guest59812 though i currently have 4.2.1
+ [2014-02-09T22:08:04Z] kaffeebohne http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17066849/command-line-tools-for-new-10-9-osx-for-ruby-gems maybe this helps:
+ [2014-02-09T22:20:01Z] Guest59812 thank you... updating all the gems just now, will try that

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Posted by Guest59812 in #jekyll at 2014-02-09T21:37:17Z

Iposted details on stack overflow here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21664841/unable-to-install-jekyll-on-mac-osx-10-9-1-with-xcode-and-rvm-installed
+ [2014-02-10T13:47:37Z] pontiki and g'day!
+ [2014-02-10T20:07:09Z] kaffeebohne Ok, I have another strange problem. I just added a blog article to the _posts folder, but jekyll just ignores it. No error message, no nothing. I checked twice if everything is ok with the file but found no errors :/ any ideas?
+ [2014-02-10T20:07:40Z] troyswanson is the date set in the future?
+ [2014-02-10T20:07:43Z] kaffeebohne this is the markdown file: https://paste.xinu.at/5sfpDg/