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Posted to dev@stratos.apache.org by Alejandro Bonilla <ab...@suse.com> on 2013/10/04 11:27:15 UTC

stratos installer

Hi,

in setup.sh it looks like we only support adduser

+ read username
stratos
+ [[ stratos != '' ]]
+ host_user=stratos
++ id stratos
id: stratos: No such user
+ user=
+ [[ 1 = 1 ]]
+ echo 'User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.'
User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.
+ adduser --home /home/stratos stratos
tmp.sh: line 8: adduser: command not found

can we add support for useradd and create the user via useradd -m $host_user

also, line 119

user=`id $host_user

makes the script abort

+ read username
stratos
+ [[ stratos != '' ]]
+ host_user=stratos
++ id stratos
id: stratos: No such user
+ user=

strangely, if the code is executed isolated

+ read username
stratos
+ [[ stratos != '' ]]
+ host_user=stratos
++ id stratos
id: stratos: No such user
+ user=
+ [[ 1 = 1 ]]
+ echo 'User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.'
User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.
+ useradd -m stratos

works fine, is the script forcing an abort as it found err?

Thanks!

Re: stratos installer

Posted by Lakmal Warusawithana <la...@wso2.com>.

Hi Alejandro,

Can you create a JIRA and submit a patch.

We are highly appreciate community contributions.

Thanks

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On Oct 4, 2013 2:59 PM, "Alejandro Bonilla" <ab...@suse.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> in setup.sh it looks like we only support adduser
>
> + read username
> stratos
> + [[ stratos != '' ]]
> + host_user=stratos
> ++ id stratos
> id: stratos: No such user
> + user=
> + [[ 1 = 1 ]]
> + echo 'User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.'
> User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.
> + adduser --home /home/stratos stratos
> tmp.sh: line 8: adduser: command not found
>
> can we add support for useradd and create the user via useradd -m
> $host_user
>
> also, line 119
>
> user=`id $host_user
>
> makes the script abort
>
> + read username
> stratos
> + [[ stratos != '' ]]
> + host_user=stratos
> ++ id stratos
> id: stratos: No such user
> + user=
>
> strangely, if the code is executed isolated
>
> + read username
> stratos
> + [[ stratos != '' ]]
> + host_user=stratos
> ++ id stratos
> id: stratos: No such user
> + user=
> + [[ 1 = 1 ]]
> + echo 'User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.'
> User stratos does not exist. The system will create it.
> + useradd -m stratos
>
> works fine, is the script forcing an abort as it found err?
>
> Thanks!
>