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Install, step 6: Cant find files in /etc/default/actinia #172
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I solved this issue by running Suggested fix in pull request #173 |
Next error on trying to run this:
Easy fix in adding |
Last simple fix: |
* installation instructions: major update This PR addresses several issues: - update docs to use standard packages wherever possible - clarify wording - persistent use of Python 3 (note that Python 2 is EOL for while) - add missing actinia-API (https://github.com/mundialis/actinia-api) - remove venv as no longer needed Fixes #170 Fixes #171 Fixes #172 Fixes #174 Fixes #211 Co-authored-by: Anna Rieger <rieger@terrestris.de> Co-authored-by: Marc Jansen <jansen@terrestris.de>
* installation instructions: major update This PR addresses several issues: - update docs to use standard packages wherever possible - clarify wording - persistent use of Python 3 (note that Python 2 is EOL for while) - add missing actinia-API (https://github.com/mundialis/actinia-api) - remove venv as no longer needed Fixes actinia-org#170 Fixes actinia-org#171 Fixes actinia-org#172 Fixes actinia-org#174 Fixes actinia-org#211 Co-authored-by: Anna Rieger <rieger@terrestris.de> Co-authored-by: Marc Jansen <jansen@terrestris.de>
I'm following the install instructions here : https://actinia.mundialis.de/tutorial/installation.html
My OS is Linux Mint 20.1, v4.8.6 . The computer has not been used for much before so it is empty of most additional libraries not explicitly mentioned in the installation instructions.
Step 6 says:
I don't know what that is so I'll look it up. I would recommend turning this into a link to instructions for starting a redis service. I am now following these instructions: https://redis.io/topics/quickstart . Fairly easy to follow so that worked, and I turned it on.
From here, the instructions state:
When I try to run actinia-user create, I get an error
Not sure if this is related to some install location being different than expected, or if I missed some step. I do not have any actinia folder in /etc/default.
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