Open rtzui opened 11 years ago
I had this exact problem, nearly 1 year later.
I feel your pain, re the install issues. For the last year I've been focusing on creating features and getting it to the point where I felt it was ready to spread, and had the foundation for a solid initial user experience. If the Kickstarter passes, I'll focus on making the initial install be smooth!
--Craig
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 6:26 PM, Anko painting notifications@github.com wrote:
I had this exact problem, nearly 1 year later.
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Thank you for some quick feedback. :smiley:
Do you have some more instructions, even if very informal, on what you think that install process should be? If so, I (or anybody else) could go through the process and document it, uncovering any gotcha's along they. This way the Ubuntu community can start playing with xiki and can make suggestions on the install process.
I tried to install xiki on ubuntu lts, it does not work for me.
First step, i installed ruby1.9.3, changed /etc/alternatives/ruby, check
ruby -v
.Cloned the git repo and ran
Everything seemed fine, no errors.
ran
xiki web/start
. Only a newline was printed. ranxiki readme
. The same thing happend. Checked /tmp/xiki_web.output. Got a error about ol.rb not being found by require. ran ruby, evaluated $:. Made a symlink /usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/xiki (which was included in $:, yes in version 1.9.3.) to /home/rtzui/xiki/lib/xiki.Ran xiki web/start again, again no output, but in the logfile the port for the webserver was given. Open the port with chrome and firefox, got a blank page. The source contained code, and it was barely more than
<title>
, jquery inclusion and a css. One page of code, ( $(window).focus, $('a').click and $('body').keypress). It did not respond to keystrokes, not even after clicking it in an attempt to give focus.Removed the symlink in /usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1 to reproduce the first error. Xiki runs like it always did without any output, but no logfile was updated. ran
xiki stop; killall ruby; rm /tmp/xiki*
, reranxiki web/start
. No logfiles where created, only /tmp/xikirequest and /tmp/xikiresponse. Nothing listened on port 8161.In the hole time of not working, never ever printed a useful error message or a message at all, only one ruby error about the failed "require" and about the http server.