Open roryf opened 12 years ago
Ubuntu docs seem to indicate that the admin user should exist. So I suspect that the Rackspace image isn't quite stock Ubuntu. More evidence:
http://fingerskier.blogspot.com/2010/12/rackspace-ubuntu.html
We could, of course, modify our deploy to create the user if it doesn't exist pretty easily.
Same happens when trying to deploy to a Ubuntu 12.10 Linode. It seems as if on 10.04 the admin group does indeed already exist.
admin group was replaced on Ubuntu by sudo
Hey guys, the 'ubuntu-precise' branch has this change and a few others for installing to precise.
We'll probably merge that to master at some point. (We're also investigating packaging options to make installation a lot simpler. See the mailing list for more details.)
Now Ubuntu is using sudo
I'm trying to install Barkeep on a new Ubuntu Rackspace VM. The vm was created from the default Rackspace Ubuntu 10.04 image, which I presume is the same as a default Ubuntu install.
The only actions I did before attempting to deploy barkeep:
Ran the following commands:
apt-get install build-essential
Output from deployment:
Running
addgroup admin
on the vm got passed this particular issue.