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Installation not working in fresh Debian, Ubuntu and OpenSuse #6848
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Is not working neither in Ubuntu, something is very broken with the script
Create a new user (if needed): Add the user to the sudo group: Switch to the new user:
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the -f parameter is not functioning properly |
Not able to reproduce in fresh Ubuntu 20.04.1 machine.
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@RecoX can you please share more information about your OS/version and platform used to spawn up the machine? |
This could be a Proxmox-related issue. Can you try running |
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@RecoX I have raised the PR with the fixes to handle no sudo command case. Can you please check out the updated install script from the PR below? |
In Debian, btw I installed the sudo command by
I'll try with a clean installation again and come back |
Brand new Debian installation in Proxmox, just installed git, cloned the repository as this guide states:
https://signoz.io/docs/install/docker/
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