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Ubuntu 12.04: samba is not installed successfully with the 3.0 standalone installer. #31
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Here is a copy of /var/appliance/logs/applianceinstaller.log, created by the 3.0 standalone installer when run under Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Server:
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Hello, I'm not sure why you're having issues with things not being installed that should be being installed by the installer. Obviously some more error checking is in order. You're not using a proxy, so that rules that out. I'm assuming you have an active, valid, internet connection before installing. To check, before running the installer, can you just run yum update? Also, I'm not currently able to duplicate any of the issues you're having. Can you let me know how you're doing your base install? Are you choosing to install the minimum OS? Minimal Server? Thanks! |
Just to rule it out, since I'm not using VirtualBox, is it possible to try on another physical machine? Are you making sure to install the VirtualBox drivers/tools before running the installer? |
Unable to reproduce. Maybe your install log will give some insight as to why your install failed. Steps Used to Attempt to Reproduce:
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The user guide outlines that it should be possible for users to access an SMB share on the NetSUS server.
Under Linux, a samba server requires smbd. In Ubuntu, this requires that the package samba be installed.
When the current 3.0 standalone installer (the coppy of the installer linked to from the front page) is run under Ubuntu LTS 12.04 server, however, samba does not appear to be installed as expected.
Steps to Reproduce
$ dpkg-query -l samba
. If samba is not installed, this command returns an error message that no packages matching samba were found; otherwise, it returns name, version number, description, and other information for the currently-installed version of the samba package. Another easy way to do this is to look at /etc/smb: on a clean system this folder should exist only if samba is installed.After running the installer, it is not possible to locate samba using either of the methods outlined in step 3.
Notes
I'm only reproducing this in Ubuntu 12.04. I'm not reproducing it in Ubuntu LTS 10.04 Server.
I cannot test this in an installer from a copy of NetSUS cloned from this repository (last checkin 152370d) due to #28.
My test machines are VirtualBox VMs, on a host running under OS X 10.9.2.
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