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Error installing RubyStack on Ubuntu 9.04
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Hi there, when installing RubyStack on a VirtualBox / Ubuntu 9.04 VM i get an error on the last steps .. ‘Unable to create symbolic link /opt/rubystack-1.6-0/git/libexec/git-core/git-rerere → ../../bin/.git.bin’ Any idea how to solve this? I started the install with: |
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Hi, Are you installing RubyStack on a ntfs partition which does not support symbolic links? |
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I checked in the terminal what filesystem the VBox is using and I guess checking the output of mount command it uses ext3 uadmin@UbuntuVM:/$ mount |
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Strange, is there free space enough in the machine? |
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The df command reports: So roughly 3.5 GB free should be enough. The error occurs at the end of the install, when all files are copied and then the symbolic links are (not) created. |
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Tried to create symlinks in the terminal and that works ok.. at least the ln -s .. stuff, i do not know what the installer tries to execute exactly. |
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could you attach the /tmp/bitrock_installer.log file? |
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As requested
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Really strange. Could you type “df -i” command to check the available i-nodes when the Stack installer fails? Could you try to create the link once the installer fails? |
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Attached are the output of the df -i and screenshot of the actual error. Can you please tell me which link i have to create? Then i will surely try it.
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I’m refering to the symbolic link which is failing: /opt/rubystack-1.6-0/git/libexec/git-core/git-rerere → ../../bin/.git.bin Could you try to run the installer with the “—debugtrace” option and attach the file? |
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The creation of the links gives this output:
It gives back the link already exists.. .. going to reinstall now with the -debugtrace |
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Attached the output from the installation with the —debugtrace option. .. Correction, i can’t seem to attach the logfile, size to large? zipped 2,4 MB. |
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Hi You can send us to hello (at) bitnami (dot) org. Thanks. |

