Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
Retried - deleted /home/user/source and started again. But I am stuck here for good now: https://gist.github.com/qxlab/60517e8fab0746840280
I had the same issue, and recent commit c16d577e might be the cause.
That commit adds "unrar" to to-be-installed packages list, but there is no such package as "unrar". It's actually "unrar-free" which is already listed.
I tried No.1 above, and it worked on Ubuntu 14.04 in a VPS enviornment.
Thanks @harupong.
I had the unrar
issue but I think I am past that. I believe my install is failing line 430
of script.
However I will definitely try your method of older script file.
Wait a minute.. it worked :-)
I mean it installed successfully. Thanks a lot mate. Now I will try running/accessing things. Hope everything works fine.
:smile_cat:
rtinst.sh: line 430: svn: command not found
svn
is a part of subversion
package, which should get installed by rtinst.sh executing apt-get install
. But the whole apt-get install
operation fails due to unrar
issue.
@arakasi72 could you tell us why "unrar" was added?
reverted change, unrar removed.
Should now be working as before.
:smile:
Doesn't it try to find and install packages if it is not found.
This is not even listed in dependencies.
Since the installation failed, the port changes were not reversed. The user can be locked out in case user misses to note the changes thinking installation failed hence changes would have been reversed.
Also what happens in the next run? Only uninstalled packages are installed or everything all over again, IP, user reset, port resets once again?
I tried it again and I was seeing the ooutput so it apparently didn't change user and ports but the errors just don't seem to understand.
I didn't face it on on a dedicated server 14.04 (64-bit). Right now I am on a VPS (32-bit). Can that be a problem? But as I see most of the issues are related to packages which I satisfies one by one but this seems sth different.