[Dennis]

here is what I’m seeing trying to proceed with the installation so far, maybe it’s a good learning experience….

first I see these messages:

sudo: dmidecode: command not found
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.

And then ss-install proceeds but seems like fails after the wizard

Running ss-install... 
ss: line 684: /var/www/ss-update-modules: No such file or directory
ss: line 694: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-users: No such file or directory
ss: line 697: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-bash: No such file or directory
ss: line 700: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-ssh: No such file or directory
ss: line 703: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-crontab: No such file or directory
ss: line 706: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-swapfile: No such file or directory
ss: line 709: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-utils: No such file or directory
ss: line 712: /var/www/ss-install-ubuntu-kernel: No such file or directory
ss: line 722: /var/www/ss-install-php-packages: No such file or directory
ss: line 725: /var/www/ss-install-php-config: No such file or directory
ss: line 735: /var/www/ss-install-nginx-packages: No such file or directory
ss: line 738: /var/www/ss-install-nginx-config: No such file or directory
ss: line 748: /var/www/ss-maintenance-enable: No such file or directory
ss: line 758: /var/www/ss-install-mysql-packages: No such file or directory
ss: line 761: /var/www/ss-install-mysql-config: No such file or directory
ss: line 771: /var/www/ss-install-redis-packages: No such file or directory
ss: line 774: /var/www/ss-install-redis-config: No such file or directory
ss: line 784: /var/www/ss-install-adminer: No such file or directory
ss: line 837: /var/www/ss-sync-staging: No such file or directory
ss: line 844: /var/www/ss-install-rclone-packages: No such file or directory

[Theresa]

btw the 123.123.123.123 is an example IP address, not my real one

I also tried to nano on some files to spy on them, but apparently nano package is not installed on these machines.

[Alexis]

So I manually did sudo apt update and apt install nano and apt install dmidecode

then try again sudo bash /tmp/ss

Next I see

/dev/mem: No such file or directory
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.

[Betty]

Anyway seems these errors are from SYSTEM_VENDOR in ss-functions so maybe not important so I just ignored it and let it run again.

[Vincent]

So then it seemed like working better, even though many of these messages and install was very slow to complete

Running ss-install... 
/dev/mem: No such file or directory
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.
Running ss-check... 
/dev/mem: No such file or directory
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.
Device "123.123.123.123" does not exist.
Running ss-update-modules...

At the end of installation it said OpenSSL was MISSING and I figured out that it was because of the same problem with ss-functions variables, cuz IPV4 is not detected so OpenSSL fails to generate the certificate.

https://github.com/littlebizzy/slickstack/blob/master/bash/ss-encrypt-openssl.txt

openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -sha256 -days 3650 -nodes \
    -keyout /var/www/certs/keys/slickstack.key -out /var/www/certs/slickstack.crt -subj "/CN=${SITE_DOMAIN}" \
    -addext "subjectAltName=DNS:${SITE_DOMAIN_EXCLUDING_WWW},DNS:${SITE_DOMAIN_INCLUDING_WWW},DNS:staging.${SITE_DOMAIN_EXCLUDING_WWW},DNS:dev.${SITE_DOMAIN_EXCLUDING_WWW},IP:${SYSTEM_IPV4_ADDRESS}" 2> /dev/null

[Olivia]

This commit should help fix this:

https://github.com/littlebizzy/slickstack/commit/d270118faf4ca5cbaf9219fe2fa3bca3523e7c09

IPv4 will be dynamically detected depending on the name of the network interface detected by SlickStack… should help support more environments.

We also removed the SYSTEM_VENDOR variable from ss-functions since it wasn’t even being used anymore.

https://github.com/littlebizzy/slickstack/commit/d546faf250864c6b7f843ebf1f4cbb0c563c0fb9

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