Closed trentwiles closed 3 years ago
You don't have screen installed, apt install screen
or similar for your OS.
The program is run interactively. Ctrl+A+D to detach.
If you're using Red Hat or a flavor of it, it's deprecated. You can just remove the screen command anyways or replace it with tmux.
I'm sorry for not seeing this. I have been working on: https://www.largnet.ca/largblog/largncm an NCM that does security reports as per the network device hardening guides.
Today I learnt that screen is deprecated. https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4136481
I like both screen and tmux and I'm more than happy to switch over to Tmux.
I have updated the start.sh to include logic to check for tmux and docker. I just installed Ubuntu 20 lts and will be testing.
On a fresh minimalist Ubuntu server 20.04 LTS install only 'apt install docker.io' is needed.
Feel free to use any distro so long as it has docker, tmux, and bash.
I did a little cleanup as well.
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
Might be a dumb error, I ran the setup script as root and got this error:
start.sh: line 6: screen: command not found