Xen Orchestra on Ubuntu 15.10 - Complete installation instructions
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@scottalanmiller said:
I don't see a user explanation in the instructions. Where does the user come from and what role does it play?
Is this for me?
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@johnhooks said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I don't see a user explanation in the instructions. Where does the user come from and what role does it play?
Is this for me?
It's for Dustin who wrote the instructions.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@johnhooks said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I don't see a user explanation in the instructions. Where does the user come from and what role does it play?
Is this for me?
It's for Dustin who wrote the instructions.
Oh ok. I had a "user" in my playbook that needs replaced. I thought you were referring to that. I am using a variable for it now so you can just change the variable.
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What is there to understand about it?
Following a base install of the server OS, i built a user named "xoadmin" which the mount directory uses /home/xoadmin/xo-web/dist/ in the .xo-sample.yaml file
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Something is different or changed...
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And now you discover why we release appliance with an updater and validated updates
Lodash team made a release 6 hours ago, and it broke everything. We are working on a way to avoid that, or reported this to them.
This stuff is sadly not very uncommon.
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@olivier said:
And now you discover why we release appliance with an updater and validated updates
Lodash team made a release 6 hours ago, and it broke everything. We are working on a way to avoid that, or reported this to them.
This stuff is sadly not very uncommon.
How dare they break it!
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@DustinB3403 said:
What is there to understand about it?
Following a base install of the server OS, i built a user named "xoadmin" which the mount directory uses /home/xoadmin/xo-web/dist/ in the .xo-sample.yaml file
Well the part ot understand is that you manually made a user and it wasn't made by the installer like most software does. If you are making a how to, you have to include the steps or else things are missing.
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@olivier What's the best way to know what Node and NPM version should be used?
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Ok, here's the updated playbook. Just add your hostname in /etc/ansible/hosts and your username in the variables file, it will do the rest.
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@anonymous Experience ^^ (if the build fails).
In general, when there is a new big release of Node, dependencies can't catch the breaking changes for a time. That's why Node 5 broke the build for a time.
You can use the LTS version of Node to be safe: https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v4.2.0/
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Hopefully LTS means more for Node than it does for ubuntu.
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@scottalanmiller hahaha
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I lost track of if @anonymous is using CentOS or Ubuntu now..
Here is the guide for nodejs on CentOS 7
http://mangolassi.it/topic/5366/getting-nodejs-on-centos-7-with-nvm
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@JaredBusch said:
I lost track of if @anonymous is using CentOS or Ubuntu now..
Here is the guide for nodejs on CentOS 7
http://mangolassi.it/topic/5366/getting-nodejs-on-centos-7-with-nvm
I updated that this morning to cover Ubuntu too. Tested and working there as well.
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It should also work on MacOS and Windows ^^
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Build should be back on track on
next-releasebranch. -
@olivier said:
Build should be back on track on
next-releasebranch.From the individual folders of xo-server and xo-web
git checkout next-release git fetch; git pull -
If you want to stick on stable, a workaround would be
npm i lodash.trim@3.0.1
