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From: Alex Y. <al...@by...> - 2012-02-28 12:48:50
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Hi there, Is etch-3.19.0 known to work on Debian Squeeze? I ask because the Getting Started instructions seem a little broken. It would seem that ruby1.8 is no longer supported - String#oct doesn't exist in 1.8, for instance. This means that on Squeeze, we need to use the ruby1.9.1 package. `apt-get install facter` only installs the library for 1.8, which means we have to use rubygems. Using rubygems-1.8.7.tgz from rubygems.org, I can install facter-1.6.5 and run: $ ./etch --generate-all --interactive --local ../etchserver-demo but it spews a couple of screens'-worth of warnings before quitting with: W, [2012-02-28T12:00:19.151350 #24223] WARN -- : No entry found for node <my-hostname> in nodes.xml No such file or directory and a failure exit code. I don't know if that's a sign that I've missed a step somewhere, or if that's actually intended behaviour, or what. No files get created in /tmp, although /var/etch does get built. Any guidance gratefully received. Thanks, -- Alex |