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knife solo prepare fails silently on Ubuntu 14.04 gem install #373
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I'm a little surprised it's using If there's no usable omnibus package for you we can update the bootstrapper & detector accordingly. Though I may need some advice on what the correct installation procedure is for your platform. |
You're right. This is an ARM host, specifically, an ODROID board. If this is an uncommon issue - feel free to close - I've worked around by installing the prerequisites manually. But, I suggest aborting the script if apt-get fails to complete. |
Either way. It'd be nice to have non-x86 support for ubuntu 14 if you have a method that works. But aborting is also a fine idea and something I can implement w/o having to figure out how to virtualize non-x86 machines for testing :) |
Actually, I should be able to test by just forcing a gem-based install on x86 ubuntu 14. I'll see what I can do but any pointers on how you did the install are appreciated. |
All I had to do is to manually |
…led in bootstrap for Debian [Fixes matschaffer#373]
There's no libopenssl-ruby package since 14.04, and the failing
apt-get install
here is not noticed.As a result, ruby is never installed and gem install chef fails.
Seeing as libopenssl-ruby is a virtual package, maybe there's a more generic way to get around checking for >=14.04
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