Sudo ./installfog.sh command not found
-
I am fairly new to linux but I believe I am doing everything correctly but am not understanding why the command will not execute.
I am following step by step on the wiki ([url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_12.04[/url]) and I am using Ubuntu 13.10 with fog 1.2.0.
The directory I am in is /Desktop/fog/bin$
When I run the command [B]ls [/B]it shows installfog.sh but then when I run command [B]sudo ./installfog.sh [/B]it comes back with “sudo: ./installfog.sh: command not found”.I have even tried [B]sudo ./inst [/B]and then tab to populate the file name but nothing happens.
Am I missing something?
-
you seem to be following, step by step, the instructions on how to install fog 0.32, not fog 1.2.0
perhaps it’s for the best that you ran into a problem at the start, if you want fog 1.2.0 -
also, you should NOT create a user named fog for your fog server. the install script is going to want to create that user.
-
Also, the user you created needs to HAVE sudo privileges.
-
If I remember correctly, Ubuntu by default will provided colorized output. If installfog.sh was executable, it would be highlighted a different color. Run:
[B]ls -l[/B]
This will show the permissions on the file. You should see [B]-rwxr-xr-x[/B] for permissions. If you don’t have any executable bits, you’ll get the response you got. How do you fix it? For a start, you could run:
[B]sudo chmod 755 installfog.sh[/B]
This will only make that first script executable. In the same directory, there’s a .install.sh file that probably won’t have executable rights either.
[B][U]If you really want to make sure it works[/U][/B]
It seems you must have extracted the files in a strange way because you should already have the correct permissions. When you get the tar.gz from the website, run tar to extract the files to preserve permissions:[B]tar zxvf fog_1.2.0.tar.gz[/B]
This will extract everything out into your current directory. Then all the permissions should be correct.
