#warrior 2014-08-15,Fri

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00:01 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I'm still getting the same error from passenger.
00:01 🔗 aaaaaaaaa This has to be my coding curse showing up again.
00:03 🔗 chfoo what is the error message?
00:03 🔗 chfoo copy it into a paste website if needed
00:05 🔗 aaaaaaaaa http://pastebin.com/kiRS8EZC
00:11 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I suspect it has something to do with the above domain name because it makes some request there, and the response is too small to be useful or is really compressed.
00:12 🔗 chfoo but the error message says HOME isn't set
00:14 🔗 aaaaaaaaa oh
00:14 🔗 aaaaaaaaa why would mine be set and yours not?
00:14 🔗 aaaaaaaaa its the same machine, isn't it?
00:15 🔗 chfoo i have no idea other than my virtual machines start up quickly on my desktop
00:15 🔗 chfoo can you log in as "dev", password "dev" and run "sudo restart nginx-tracker"?
00:16 🔗 aaaaaaaaa good thinking
00:18 🔗 aaaaaaaaa same result, and is the same if I reboot completely. I'll try digging some more through their docs.
00:24 🔗 chfoo if that doesn't work,edit /etc/init/nginx-tracker by editing the "exec" line by inserting "HOME=/home/tracker" after "exec" so it reads like "exec HOME=/home/tracker /home/tracker/nginx/sb[...rest of the line goes here]"
00:34 🔗 aaaaaaaaa could you do a fresh import and paste /home/tracker/nginx/logs/error.log somewhere so I can compare?
00:35 🔗 chfoo sure, give me a min
00:36 🔗 aaaaaaaaa do I need a semicolon after what you wanted be to insert before the rest of what was there?
00:39 🔗 chfoo no semicolon, i wanted something like "exec VARIABLE=abcd /bin/program args"
00:40 🔗 aaaaaaaaa ok, just checking. I've got in trouble for missing semicolons before.
00:40 🔗 aaaaaaaaa for the least used punctuation, they sure are important in most computer-related things.
00:41 🔗 chfoo here's my error.log: http://pastebin.com/hLxwVg6m
00:44 🔗 aaaaaaaaa Thanks
00:44 🔗 aaaaaaaaa shorter than mine
00:45 🔗 aaaaaaaaa should I try rebooting with your new init script?
00:47 🔗 aaaaaaaaa exec HOME=/home/tracker not found
00:47 🔗 aaaaaaaaa then nginx-tracker terminates with status 127
00:49 🔗 chfoo hmm..
00:49 🔗 aaaaaaaaa wait
00:50 🔗 aaaaaaaaa was that the entirety of the error log?
00:50 🔗 chfoo yes, that's the entire log
00:50 🔗 chfoo oh, undo what i said to the init file. but add "env HOME=/home/tracker" on a new line above the exec line
00:53 🔗 chfoo and also add "export HOME"
00:54 🔗 aaaaaaaaa between the two on its own line?
00:56 🔗 chfoo yes, you should have the 'env', 'export', and then the 'exec' line
00:56 🔗 * chfoo hopes it works this time
00:57 🔗 aaaaaaaaa ok
00:57 🔗 chfoo i still don't know the underlying reason why it's not set though
01:00 🔗 * aaaaaaaaa never understands why people like graphical boot screens
01:00 🔗 aaaaaaaaa you're not going to believe this
01:01 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I deleted those lines from the init script on accident and it started just fine.
01:01 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I'm going to have to look at these logs and figure out what happened
01:02 🔗 aaaaaaaaa got it
01:02 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I think my computer was too slow and the multiple reboots fixed it
01:02 🔗 aaaaaaaaa it tried to download a binary and when that failed, to compile support natively
01:03 🔗 aaaaaaaaa that had to be timing out and screwing everything else up.
01:03 🔗 chfoo but it shouldn't be needing to compile anything though
01:04 🔗 aaaaaaaaa The logs say it did
01:04 🔗 aaaaaaaaa maybe your machine is way faster than mine
01:04 🔗 chfoo can you post the logs where it says that?
01:06 🔗 chfoo i was wondering why you were concerned about the logs
01:06 🔗 aaaaaaaaa They are long
01:07 🔗 aaaaaaaaa plus, when I don't know what is wrong, I've found reading the logs tend to tell you, if you can read the language they used.
01:09 🔗 aaaaaaaaa is there a way to copy it off of here without writing the whole thing? Or do you not know vb on windows that well?
01:10 🔗 chfoo on ubuntu i used ssh, after fixing the port mapping, and just copy and pasted it from the terminal
01:10 🔗 aaaaaaaaa oh duh
01:12 🔗 chfoo but for serious work, i would just use sftp and filezilla for transfering files
01:12 🔗 aaaaaaaaa gotta love filezilla
01:23 🔗 aaaaaaaaa couldn't get the port mapping to work right
01:23 🔗 aaaaaaaaa but it is here
01:24 🔗 aaaaaaaaa http://pastebin.com/1X9zyEXx
01:24 🔗 aaaaaaaaa near the bottem
01:24 🔗 aaaaaaaaa bottom
01:30 🔗 chfoo i don't think i'll be able to figure it out. did you want to file an issue about this or should i?
01:30 🔗 chfoo on the archiveteam-dev-env issue tracker i mean
01:31 🔗 aaaaaaaaa Could you do it for me, please. My frustration level is too high. Or maybe add a suggesting to use a screaming fast PC.
01:33 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I'll be back when I'm ready to mess with it some more.
17:11 🔗 * aaaaaaaaa belatedly thanks chfoo for his Herculean effort in helping him.
17:14 🔗 chfoo no problem. at least we know continuously rebooting makes the problem go away.
17:15 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I found a better solution
17:15 🔗 aaaaaaaaa I was updating the bug tracker with it.
17:16 🔗 aaaaaaaaa apparently it is a widespread problem
17:19 🔗 aaaaaaaaa Basically, you can force it to compile without a time limit.
17:21 🔗 aaaaaaaaa Rather than hope it gets further each time.
17:33 🔗 aaaaaaaaa Good to know it wasn't just me.
21:25 🔗 deathy any recommended minimum memory for setting up a tracker?
21:33 🔗 chfoo a rough guess is 1 GB for every 5 million items
21:37 🔗 deathy ok. trying to set up a dev env for tracker. long on my todo list
21:40 🔗 aaaaaaaaa If you want to use the prebuilt image instead of installing it all manually, be sure to do the stuff in the bug tracker.
21:41 🔗 deathy starting from scratch, but had a look at preseeds for dev env and so on
23:28 🔗 deathy got to the step of rvm requirements..getting " tracker password required for 'apt-get --quiet --yes update': "
23:30 🔗 deathy does it maybe think 'tracker' is the sudo account or? .. since it's not
23:56 🔗 chfoo figured it out? you can either give it sudo access temporarily or install the things it wants manually

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