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Unraid walkthrough tells use to use sudo apt install nano
which doesn't work
#2091
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Nano is built into Unraid so that section can be removed. |
Is this version-dependent? I opened this issue after trying to help someone on the Discord who did not have nano available on unraid. Years ago I recall having to install something like "nerd pack" or the like [as did another person in the discord] in order to get nano on unraid. |
I think it's been built-in for nearly a decade. |
I'm new to Unraid and trying to follow this guide on Unraid 6.12.10 and I am also getting the following errors when trying to follow the guide:
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I was able to get nano installed using the following inside a Docker terminal: I could then continue on with the guide. |
nano should already be installed on unraid, I am told, so there should be no reason to install it. Those commands in the wiki don't work on unraid, but they can just be skipped. |
If you skip I assume the error |
Oh, OK. I didn't mean to skip that command, just the I haven't used unraid in years, but @deepfriedmind above claims it's built in and has been for a long time. I've asked for some unraid users to review those instructions. |
@TheIndieArmy Here you don't even have the |
I want to say I tried both, but I may not have. I for certain tried within the container console, because that's what the directions say to do. "Use Linux tab below for the Unraid Kometa _>Console", which I read as I need to open the container terminal through the container's _>console option. https://kometa.wiki/en/latest/kometa/install/unraid/#editing-the-config-template The directions are fine to be such, but if so then I believe the "install nano" command needs to be changed to |
It says "open the copy in an editor on the machine of your choice". I'm not sure what exactly "the Unraid Kometa _>Console" is supposed to mean so that could probably be re-worded (just "the Unraid Terminal"?), but it definitely does not mean to use the shell inside the container, since the image doesn't include nano (or even sudo). Those instructions for installing nano are for a general Linux machine and don't mean to do it inside the container. |
I agree that the wording should be changed to specify the Unraid terminal. More information on what caused my confusion. Previously in the guide it points out how to access the terminal: https://kometa.wiki/en/latest/kometa/install/unraid/#important-note-on-docker-images
Then further down it points out how to access the container console:
Then you go back to "Use Linux tab below for the Unraid Kometa _>Console", and I think it's understandable why someone would read _>Console and think it means the container console. |
The wiki is open to pull requests if you have ideas about how to make that more clear. |
Closing as resolved in nightly |
What is the improvement or update to the Wiki you wish to see?
instructions should work on unraid. If some other thing has to be installed to provide nano access, that should be made clear.
Does the docs page already exist? Please link to it.
https://kometa.wiki/en/nightly/kometa/install/unraid/#editing-the-config-template
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