fgiasson
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8 years ago Hi Nicolas!
./osf-installer -d --install-osf-drupal -vOpenSementicFramework install-osf-drupal 1/2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ttyiBX9wjA Ends at |sh: 1: drush: not found| and |apt-get install drush| does not help.
Yeah, Drush is not installed via apt-get, but the right version is installed using Composer.
Here is the OSF Installer code that deploys Drush on an instance:
// Install composer
$this->chdir('/tmp/');
$this->exec('curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php');
$this->mv('composer.phar', '/usr/bin/composer');
// Install Drush
$this->exec('composer global require drush/drush:7.1.0');
$this->ln('/root/.composer/vendor/drush/drush/drush',
'/usr/bin/drush');You can try to run these steps directly in your terminal to see if you can notice an issue with these.
My first question would be "How can I properly install drush in my system ?". First it seems that the repository version just doesn't work,
No, it won't, and this is why we use the specific one deployed with Composer
that the composer version just want to be ran as standard user altough the ost-installer drupal installer needs the root's rights to set up apache2 stuff.
This I am not sure to understand. I always deploy using root with Composer. What is the specific error related to this?
My second question is "How to properly set up OSF in a Virtual Machine ?"; As drush want to connect to the mysql socket and localhost heads to the Unix socket (see Forcing 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost for drush <https://www.drupal.org/node/1428638>) what would be your recommendation here ?
It has been quite a long time since I deployed OSF on VirtualBox. However, normally what I do is to get a domain name that I (or a client) want for its installation in the future, and I setup the domain in the /etc/hosts file that points to the local host before running the OSF installer. Then I specify that domain name when I install OSF.
In my first attempts, I re-run the |./osf-installer -c --install-osf -v| because of some errors. Is there a way to clean up files in order to be able to re-run the installer with different value ? Or |osf-installer| is asking for few users and passwords (that can be set in |installer.ini| too) - what would be the procedure to change them (reinstalling is ok).
The cleanest way is to rerun a new image and restart the OSF installation. This is one area that needs to be improved with the OSF Installer: rollback and auto-cleaning of the installation in case of issues.
In some previous attempts I put some Dollars sign ($) in mysql password and it seems that was a reason of script failure.
Hoo maybe so, do you remember where exactly? (when the script asks for a password?)
My last question is "Is the CentOS installation more straight-forward ?"
Should be about the same. I personally use Ubuntu, but many other uses CentOS. But both installation is different in multiple tiny ways but the overall process is about the same.
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ghost
I'm testing the OSF installation in a Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS Virtual Machine. I followed the README but I still get some errors.
Environment
$ cat /etc/os-release$ php --versionInstallation process
I've made video of installation process (sorry it's RAW video, so please skip to interesting part instead of waiting downloads and installation complete)
OSF Installation
./osf-installer -d --install-osf-drupal -v
sh: 1: drush: not foundandapt-get install drushdoes not help../osf-installer -d --install-osf-drupal -v | drush
Questions
./osf-installer -c --install-osf -vbecause of some errors. Is there a way to clean up files in order to be able to re-run the installer with different value ? Orosf-installeris asking for few users and passwords (that can be set ininstaller.initoo) - what would be the procedure to change them (reinstalling is ok).Sorry for the long issue, any help would be appreciated.