/usr/sbin missing in $PATH causes script to fail when script tries to run virt-what

[Warbolt]

hey,

i don't know but i had issues with virt-what at line 293.
it doesn't worked for me (freshly installed Debian 10).

My solution:
git clone https://github.com/vilhelmprytz/pterodactyl-installer.git
nano install-wings.sh
go to line 293 and add sudo to virt_serv=$(sudo virt-what) -> save + exit
./install.sh

after that it worked for me. maybe for some other this is an issue, too.

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update: sorry, nvm didn't worked.

[vilhelmprytz]

Can you please provide logs for the problem you are experiencing?

[AamiRobin]

This is because your specific installation doesn't have sbin in PATH. As a temporary solution, you can use

export PATH="$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin"

And run wings script again

[Linux123123]

With the amount of problems we have I think we should just export PATH="$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin" in the script by default.

[ZEROPOINTBRUH]

• Installing virt-what...
  /dev/fd/62: line 311: virt-what: command not found

[vilhelmprytz]

I assume this issue depends on which way you became root on your system (i.e. sudo -i, sudo su, just directly logging in as root, etc).

@Linux123123 I don't think adding export PATH="$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin" would be too harmful, the other option is to simply run /usr/sbin/virt-what directly. Either way, this should be fixed.

[vilhelmprytz]

fixed in #310