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Vonng / pigsty

Battery-Included PostgreSQL Distro as a Free RDS Alternative
https://pigsty.io
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can not follow the 'Get Started' guide, stuck at '[FAIL] ansible = not found' #342

Closed hectorchanht closed 8 months ago

hectorchanht commented 8 months ago

using it on the teminal of sealos after running 'curl -fsSL https://get.pigsty.cc/latest | bash' then cd ~/pigsty and ./bootstrap end up with '[FAIL] ansible = not found' it happens depite y/n is input for downloading Cache /tmp/pkg.tgz i am newbie to this, thank you in advanced

root@tek2kpqsr:~/pigsty# ./bootstrap bootstrap pigsty v2.5.0 begin [ OK ] region = default [ OK ] kernel = Linux [ OK ] machine = x86_64 [ OK ] package = deb,apt [ OK ] vendor = ubuntu (Ubuntu) [ OK ] version = 20 (20.04) [ OK ] sudo = root ok [ IN ] Cache /tmp/pkg.tgz not exists, download? (y/n): => n [WARN] cache = missing and skip download [WARN] repo = skip (/tmp/pkg.tgz not exists) ./bootstrap: line 438: sudo: command not found [ OK ] repo file = add ubuntu focal default upstream ./bootstrap: line 532: sudo: command not found [ OK ] repo cache = created ./bootstrap: line 569: sudo: command not found ./bootstrap: line 570: sudo: command not found [FAIL] ansible = not found

Vonng commented 8 months ago

Well ... `sudo`` is not in your path...

I wounder if it is a valid BM/VM environment or a trimed container