Cdistro / Serf not installed

[gabriel-lucas]

Hi, I just try the procedure suggested in the README in a just installed Dabian 9. The script fails starting cdistro and serf since they are not installed.

Logs: [Cloudynitzar] - Starting Cloudy web interface... cloudynitzar.sh: línea 173: /etc/init.d/cdistro: No existe el fichero o el directorio cloudynitzar.sh: línea 174: /etc/init.d/cdistro: No existe el fichero o el directorio

[Cloudynitzar] - Starting Serf... cloudynitzar.sh: línea 178: /etc/init.d/serf: No existe el fichero o el directorio cloudynitzar.sh: línea 179: /etc/init.d/serf: No existe el fichero o el directorio

Expected behavior: It should install the needed packages and start cdistro and serf correctly

Partial solution: You can solve it by installing serf with apt. apt-get install serf

And installing cdistro as stated here: https://github.com/Clommunity/cdistro

[rogerpueyo]

Hi @gabriel-lucas,

Thanks for your report. It's very strange that none of the packages were installed... Did the node have a working Internet connection? Can you please paste the whole installation output?

[gabriel-lucas]

The node has a working connection.

@rogerpueyo Is there an way to get the installation output that does not imply to reinstall the machine?

I just saw the issue 12

[rogerpueyo]

No, there isn't, as you've correctly pointed out. :-/

What type of device are you installing it on? Did you install it as root?

[rogerpueyo]

@gabriel-lucas you lucky! https://github.com/Clommunity/cloudynitzar/commit/2102e6985e58fbf7caf28dc9ccf7dc6a3ec92103

[gabriel-lucas]

Well done @rogerpueyo :+1:

I installed it in a Minix Neo Z64. I might have installed it with a regular user and providing root password as needed.

saludos.