OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers / installScript

script that installs omv-extras and openmediavault if not installed already.
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is not signed #116

Closed eetsceeck1 closed 1 year ago

eetsceeck1 commented 1 year ago

Hello,

i am getting error with the script which just two weeks ago was working fine, the repository 'http://packages.openmediavault.org/public shaitan InRelease' is not signed

there is anything i can do ? thank you

ryecoaaron commented 1 year ago

I don't control that repo but I'm also not having an issue with that repo. That would make me think it something on your network and/or you are using some kind of proxy.

Hit:13 http://packages.openmediavault.org/public shaitan InRelease

eetsceeck1 commented 1 year ago

@ryecoaaron

hey thank you for your reply.

once you said "i think you use some proxy" the first thing came to my mind that my pi-hole might blocked something, so what i did i just replaced my pi-hole DNS back to cloudflare (none filtered 1.1.1.1), and flushed the dns

it didn't helped so i logged in to the router and replaced also the WAN dns's which was family dns or whatever it called back to cloudflare, didn't helped,

i thought maybe malwarebytes web protection might filtering something so i turned it off

didn't helped,

suddenly, in a quick look at the console i saw wget is not installed,

i was assume the script will take care of the wget and the curl thats why i did never installed it on that fresh debian so i did install wget and curl manually and now its back to work again.

well thank you anyway because i think if you didnt pulled me to check deeper the errors i will not notice it,

i will rewrite the script to add these wegt and curl for future use, so i advise to do it on openmediavault so it will help other people who might will not be aware of it

cheers

ryecoaaron commented 1 year ago

since the preferred method of downloading the install script uses wget, the install script doesn't try to install it. I will add it in case someone uses curl.

eetsceeck1 commented 1 year ago

@ryecoaaron

right right, you are right, cause the idea is to use the commands on the instructions, but for me there were some events what have brought me to this situation,

what happened: two weeks ago i did download the ISO file, and when i tried to install it on my vmware, it did reached the installation menu and then did nothing just a blue screen stuck with no errors no nothing, CTROL + X will get back to the console as ususal,

so i thought, the iso defected, (please be aware to the vact that i have many servers on my vmware and i never got such problem while installing, i have pfsense, OPNsense, linux mint, debian, yunohost, pihole and many more)

i did redownload another iso and tried again, and i got the same problem, so i did delete the iso, i googled some key words about openmediavault installation bla bla and while looking for that i found this script which will install omv on a debian without using the official iso,

so i did try it, and it worked well, i installed it and all was fine, i did set a folder on my machine with all the details include the script itself (windows), that's the way i work,

i did delete the last omv i had, i don't remember the reason, something went wrong in some point i think i tired to install desktop environment before i noticed that its impossible by your instructions,

anyway today i wanted to install it agan so i have the script on my folder and i did transfer it into debian with ftp midnight commander in that case,

that's the reason i didn't had nor curl OR wget which fresh debian doesn't comes with it

ryecoaaron commented 1 year ago

The script installs wget now.

I have installed OMV with the iso on VMware many times without issue. Not sure why it wouldn't boot on your setup.

eetsceeck1 commented 1 year ago

it boot and starting the installation, and then in some point its stops

ryecoaaron commented 1 year ago

It is probably stopping at the dhcp6 point because you don't have an ipv6 dhcp server. https://forum.openmediavault.org/index.php?thread/45236-install-freezes-after-ipv6-dhcp/&postID=329465&highlight=install%2Bdhcp%2Bipv6#post329465

eetsceeck1 commented 1 year ago

i dont, probably that is very possible cause i did disable any ipv6 in windows and also in vmware,

but its all fine this script, just done installing all good :)