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OpenSuse Support?

Added by Anonymous 486 days ago

I have tried to install all the pre-requirements on Opensuse. I get the following error on installation:

linux-afx4:~/Karesansui # ./karesansui-install Traceback (most recent call last): File "./karesansui-install", line 21, in <module> import installer.install File "/root/Karesansui/installer/install.py", line 24, in <module> from installer.snack_ui import SnackUI File "/root/Karesansui/installer/snack_ui.py", line 14, in <module> import snack ImportError: No module named snack linux-afx4:~/Karesansui #

any suggenstions??


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RE: OpenSuse Support? - Added by Pavel Zhukov 485 days ago

You must install newt-python (or OpenSuse's analog).

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RE: OpenSuse Support? - Added by Anonymous 484 days ago

Correct!
I'm afraid that Opensuse does not supported

/Karesansui # ./karesansui-install ERROR: Your distribution is not supported by Karesansui.

too bad because opensuse 11.3 has latest version of XEN.

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RE: OpenSuse Support? - Added by Anonymous 483 days ago

you can add support of OpenSuse manualy to the installer. But it may be dangerous.

Currently we (not karesansui team) work on Karesansui stack for fedora.

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RE: OpenSuse Support? - Added by Taizo ITO 483 days ago

Anonymous wrote:

you can add support of OpenSuse manualy to the installer. But it may be dangerous.

Currently we (not karesansui team) work on Karesansui stack for fedora.

Thank you for your work with regard to Fedora.

The implementation of SysV initscript for CentOS or RHEL is quite a different from those of OpenSUSE. So even if you force the application to install into OpenSUSE by using the install pack,
it will not work well.

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RE: OpenSuse Support? - Added by Pavel Zhukov 483 days ago

Yes, I know. But we rewrite all project (and initscripts as well) to use "stock" Fedora packages instead hde-foo. Currently, Karesansui and pysilquette starts property I can login and see interface (not more :) )

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