OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
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Re: OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
Was this the curl command that you ran - curl -sSL http://install.openefa.com/install.sh | sudo bash
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Re: OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
Please try running the script again. I fixed the redirect error and it should pull from the github repository.
MauriceW67 wrote: Tue Oct 14, 2025 5:16 pmYou say you have a version out now, but when I run the curl command I get this:adrastosefa wrote: Tue Oct 14, 2025 5:05 pm Thanks for the feedback. We have a version out now, and are currently working on the user web interface. It is coming along nicely. I see from most of the comments, we are going to need to migrate the quarantine. How many days of quarantine are you currently maintaining?
And when running it without bash to see the install.sh script it tells me 'forbidden':bash: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
bash: line 1: `<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">'
<h1>Forbidden</h1>
<p>You don't have permission to access this resource.</p>
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Re: OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
Should be working now. curl -sSL http://install.openefa.com/install.sh | sudo bash
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Re: OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
if you do ubuntu server min you need to install ping cmd
apt install iputils-ping
as with out this the install will fail
apt install iputils-ping
as with out this the install will fail
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Awesome. I like the idea of doing minimal installs, but didn't when i installed my test machine.
I will add the check for those to the installer.
I will add the check for those to the installer.
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Updated in the installer. The installer checks for that utility, if it finds it, it continues on. If not, it will install it from the ubuntu repository and continue with the install.
Really good stuff coming in the user/admin GUI. Stay tuned..
Really good stuff coming in the user/admin GUI. Stay tuned..
Carl Brunning wrote: Tue Oct 14, 2025 6:58 pm if you do ubuntu server min you need to install ping cmd
apt install iputils-ping
as with out this the install will fail
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Re: OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
Managed to run the installer and got the SpacyWeb interface running. During setup I entered a primary domain to process. I'm able to login to the web interface on port 5500 (although System Information in the OpenSpacy Admin menu says it's running on port 5000?).
However, the default admin user does not seem to have access to the primary domain I entered. It says "Error - No domain access".
When I try to edit the user profile, the dropdown list of domains is empty and I cannot assign my domain to the admin user.
However, the default admin user does not seem to have access to the primary domain I entered. It says "Error - No domain access".
When I try to edit the user profile, the dropdown list of domains is empty and I cannot assign my domain to the admin user.
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Great feedback. I will get that fixed asap
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Re: OpenEFA Installer Design - Community Input Wanted (RFC)
Updated the fix in the installer.
If you want to reinstall, the issue should should be resolved and the documentation updated. If you don't want to reinstall, run the below and it will fix it without a full reinstall.
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opene ... _access.sh | sudo bash
This will:
1. Prompt for their admin email
2. Prompt for their primary domain
3. Automatically update the database
4. Give them instructions to log back in
If you want to reinstall, the issue should should be resolved and the documentation updated. If you don't want to reinstall, run the below and it will fix it without a full reinstall.
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opene ... _access.sh | sudo bash
This will:
1. Prompt for their admin email
2. Prompt for their primary domain
3. Automatically update the database
4. Give them instructions to log back in
MauriceW67 wrote: Tue Oct 14, 2025 9:23 pm Managed to run the installer and got the SpacyWeb interface running. During setup I entered a primary domain to process. I'm able to login to the web interface on port 5500 (although System Information in the OpenSpacy Admin menu says it's running on port 5000?).
However, the default admin user does not seem to have access to the primary domain I entered. It says "Error - No domain access".
When I try to edit the user profile, the dropdown list of domains is empty and I cannot assign my domain to the admin user.