[OGo-Users] Kubuntu Edgy Install

[Peter Hopfgartner]

Florian Reitmeir wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Mit, 15 Nov 2006, chris h wrote:
>
>   
>> Previous to my last post and on a fresh install of Edgy I still have one issue 
>> left to resolve.
>>
>> The opengroupware.org init script cannot locate the instance and consequently 
>> Ogo wont start despite running the necessary update-rc.d opengroupware.org 
>> defaults script. 
>>
>> The error message is simple...no instance found, yet ogo-create-instance 
>> completes with out issues, and manual confirmation indicated that all is 
>> where it should be. 
>>
>> This is the only issue left to resolve as the rest has been cleaned up. Any 
>> ideas on whats going on or where to start looking to sort this out whould be 
>> appreciated. 
>>     
>
> like i said very early...
> WHICH Shell do you use? Please make a:
> ls -ld /bin/sh
>
> its very simple, you posted:
>
>   
>> + WEBUIAPP=ogo-webui
>> + ZSAPP=ogo-zidestore
>> + XMLRPCAPP=ogo-xmlrpcd
>> + NHSDAPP=ogo-nhsd
>> + DPATH=/usr/sbin
>> + export PGCLIENTENCODING=LATIN1
>> + should_start
>> + [  = false ]
>> + ls /etc/opengroupware.org/ogo/init.conf
>> +
>> + echo Skipping OpenGroupware.org: No instances defined.
>> Skipping OpenGroupware.org: No instances defined.
>> + exit 0
>>     
>
> so what fails is:
>
> "ls /etc/opengroupware.org/ogo/init.conf"
>
> execeute ..
>
> sudo /bin/sh
> ls /etc/opengroupware.org/ogo/init.conf
> ls -la /etc/opengroupware.org/ogo/
>
> the output should guide you to the error.
> The question for you is why is the command 
> "ls /etc/opengroupware.org/ogo/init.conf" failing.
>
> my guess is, the above commands execute nicely, but your /bin/sh is pointing
> to an uncommon shell.
>
>   
Ubuntu started using Dash for some reason, mainly performance. Could the 
scripts be modified to avoid bashisms?

Peter