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We'd like to host a rubygems source internally on our own network, because while we do want to use gems as a distribution mechanism, we don't want to publish our gems externally to the company, since the scripts are perforce very specific to our environment (Windows).

Where can I find instructions on how to do such a thing?

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Duh. RTFM.

gem server

at a command line starts up a local gem server on port 8808. Found via http://docs.rubygems.org/read/chapter/18.

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you can create a directory (say gemsource) under a web server's tree, create a subdirectory called "gems", put your gems there and then run "gem generate_index ." in gemsource. – monomyth Dec 3 '10 at 17:24
rtfm? Seriously? Nice humanity jerk. – localshred Mar 30 '11 at 20:34
I was answering myself, and put in the command to run to solve the problem, AND I linked to the docs. You should read more. – Peter Mounce May 3 '11 at 11:05
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