Closed martiperez closed 4 days ago
It seems like you install the npm using the incorrect user, root
. However, to allow immich
user to use npm command, you need to follow the npm installation part as the user immich
.
If you have anything still unclear, please feel to follow up. 😃
Wow! Thans for your super-quick answer! Actually... Yes, I'm currently trying to install with root
since I was having the exact same issues with the user immich
... (I was just trying to debug, that's why you see the root user)
Let me recreate the issues with the immich
user and I'll edit this comment accordingly :)
You are welcome @martiperez 😃
Ubuntu 24.04
is tested and should be good for the script.
Actually... Yes, I'm currently trying to install with root since I was having the exact same issues with the user immich... (I was just trying to debug, that's why you see the root user)
If you have a brief understanding of Ubuntu and the scripts, this should be fairly doable. Several little changes in the script, and you can make it work with root
user, but it is just extra hassle.
immich@immich:~/immich-in-lxc# which npm /root/.nvm/versions/node/v20.17.0/bin/npm
Here, in the snippet you provided, you can see that the npm
command that immich
user is trying to call is located in root
's home directory, which might have some permission issues, and resulting in goofy behaviors.
I would strongly recommend installing the node.js in user immich
's home directory, by doing the npm install part as the user immich
. However, since you already installed the node.js things as root, after installing those again as user immich
, you might need to change something related to $PATH
in /home/immich/.bashrc
.
The expected behavior is as follow.
immich@Colusa:~/immich-in-lxc$ npm -v
10.8.2
immich@Colusa:~/immich-in-lxc$ which npm
/home/immich/.nvm/versions/node/v20.17.0/bin/npm
And, my /home/immich/.bashrc
is as follow.
... # Something else that does not seem to be related
export NVM_DIR="$HOME/.nvm"
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" # This loads nvm
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/bash_completion" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/bash_completion" # This loads nvm bash_completion
Thank you very much for your help, @loeeeee !
In the end, it turns out I was just running stuff with the wrong users... (mostly I just provided sudo access to the immich
user and was running everything with that, which kept creating problems (one of them being this NPM one...).
To resolve furhter doubts, I modified a bit the documentation and created a pull request for it https://github.com/loeeeee/immich-in-lxc/pull/30
As a bonus for your help and for other peers as well, I also added a section for Intel Quick Sync transcoding (which is super easy to install as well! 😄 )
Again, thank you very much!
Thank you very much for your help, @loeeeee !
In the end, it turns out I was just running stuff with the wrong users... (mostly I just provided sudo access to the
immich
user and was running everything with that, which kept creating problems (one of them being this NPM one...).To resolve furhter doubts, I modified a bit the documentation and created a pull request for it #30
As a bonus for your help and for other peers as well, I also added a section for Intel Quick Sync transcoding (which is super easy to install as well! 😄 )
Again, thank you very much!
You are welcome. Enjoy your Immich! 👍🏼
The
./install.sh
script shows that NPM is not installed.I've ran the
install.sh
with sudo (so that is not an issue), and I know npm is installed...Any hints on where the problem can be? I'm on Ubuntu 24.04