varia
/
bibliotecha-report
12
0
Fork 0
Code Issues 5 Pull Requests Projects Releases Wiki Activity
Labels Milestones
New Issue

OS conflict when trying to install on Debian Bullseye #1

Open
opened 2 years ago by simoon · 7 comments
simoon commented 2 years ago
Owner

Automated install script fails when installing on Debian Bullseye (11), this is because Bibliotecha requires a Debian Buster (10) environment. Can this be upgraded to work on Debian Bullseye as well?

Automated install script fails when installing on Debian Bullseye (11), this is because Bibliotecha requires a Debian Buster (10) environment. Can this be upgraded to work on Debian Bullseye as well?
decentral1se referenced this issue from a commit 2 years ago
Support new bullseye
decentral1se commented 2 years ago
Owner

Threw in 9e59b405d1 untested and this is now live on https://install.bibliotecha.info.

Hopefully this can be tested and it works 🙏

Threw in https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/bibliotecha-install/commit/9e59b405d1edfe06f8c333c975f7baca5980bf36 untested and this is now live on https://install.bibliotecha.info. Hopefully this can be tested and it works 🙏
simoon commented 2 years ago
Poster
Owner

Tested with Debian Bullseye 5.10.92-v71+, automated install succeeded, but unable to set the calibre database path as /opt/calibre-database, returns with:

DB location is not valid. Please Enter Correct Path

On further inspection, the directory /opt/calibre-database is empty, so it seems that this command did not work:

$ /usr/bin/calibredb restore_database --really-do-it --with-library /opt/calibre-database

Furthermore, there is no directory called /usr/bin/calibredb, which should have been created when calibre was installed.

Tested with Debian Bullseye 5.10.92-v71+, automated install succeeded, but unable to set the calibre database path as /opt/calibre-database, returns with: >DB location is not valid. Please Enter Correct Path On further inspection, the directory /opt/calibre-database is empty, so it seems that this command did not work: ``` $ /usr/bin/calibredb restore_database --really-do-it --with-library /opt/calibre-database ``` Furthermore, there is no directory called /usr/bin/calibredb, which should have been created when calibre was installed.
decentral1se commented 2 years ago
Owner

Maybe we need a thingy that wraps us the entire installation logs into a file or sends it to a paste bin online so that it can be shared? This would mean I could just go back through the logs easily from any install from anyone. Otherwise, v hard to debug issues. Thanks for the report in any case!

Maybe we need a thingy that wraps us the entire installation logs into a file or sends it to a paste bin online so that it can be shared? This would mean I could just go back through the logs easily from any install from anyone. Otherwise, v hard to debug issues. Thanks for the report in any case!
rra commented 2 years ago

Isn't this meant to be run on Raspbian?

Isn't this meant to be run on Raspbian?
simoon commented 2 years ago
Poster
Owner

Correction - I installed an OS from an image flashed with the Raspberry Pi Imager app, which says it's a port of Debian, but doesn't explictly say it's Raspbian. The OS I installed was a port of Debian Bullseye named Raspberry OS Lite (Legacy) - see screenshot of imager app

Correction - I installed an OS from an image flashed with the Raspberry Pi Imager app, which says it's a port of Debian, but doesn't explictly say it's Raspbian. The OS I installed was a port of Debian Bullseye named Raspberry OS Lite (Legacy) - see screenshot of imager app
Screen Shot 2022-02-21 at 12.25.36.png
548 KiB
rra commented 2 years ago

Raspbian is indeed the Pi-flavoured debian. The (Legacy) images are based on Buster, not Bullseye, perhaps that is your issue?

Raspbian is indeed the Pi-flavoured debian. The (Legacy) images are based on Buster, not Bullseye, perhaps that is your issue?
simoon commented 2 years ago
Poster
Owner

Oops, sorry - getting confused and I meant to say I was testing with Raspbian Bullseye, flashed with the Raspberry Pi Imager. The output from checking the version was "Debian Bullseye 5.10.92-v71+". Managed to install Bibliotecha with no complaints, but couldn't set the path of the calibre database (as described above)

Oops, sorry - getting confused and I meant to say I was testing with Raspbian Bullseye, flashed with the Raspberry Pi Imager. The output from checking the version was "Debian Bullseye 5.10.92-v71+". Managed to install Bibliotecha with no complaints, but couldn't set the path of the calibre database (as described [above](https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/bibliotecha-report/issues/1#issuecomment-701))
Sign in to join this conversation.
No Branch/Tag Specified
Branches Tags
master
Labels
Apply labels
Clear labels
No items
No Label
Milestone
Set milestone
Clear milestone
No items
No Milestone
Projects
Clear projects
No project
Assignees
Assign users
Clear assignees
No Assignees
3 Participants
Notifications
Due Date

No due date set.

Dependencies

This issue currently doesn't have any dependencies.

Write Preview
Loading…
Cancel
Save
There is no content yet.
Delete Branch '%!s(MISSING)'

Deleting a branch is permanent. It CANNOT be undone. Continue?

No
Yes