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While trying to install MyNode on a minimal version of Debian 12, I noticed that the install script assumes that lsb_release is installed, without checking if this tool is actually present.
In a plain version of Debian 12, lsb_release is not installed by default, causing the installation to fail. It would be helpful if the script included a check and notified the user to install lsb_release if necessary.
Steps to reproduce:
Start with a fresh installation of Debian 12 (minimal version).
Attempt to install MyNode without lsb_release installed.
The installation script fails.
Expected behavior:
The script should check if lsb_release is installed and either display an error message or guide the user to install the package.
System info:
OS: Debian 12 (minimal)
Proposed solution:
Add a check in the install script to verify if lsb_release is present. If not, it should either output an error or suggest installing it automatically (e.g., via apt-get install lsb-release).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If you are installing on an unsupported OS, there are very likely unmet dependencies that would need to be installed. We have this doc that describes the steps to get running on Debian 12.
While trying to install MyNode on a minimal version of Debian 12, I noticed that the install script assumes that
lsb_release
is installed, without checking if this tool is actually present.In a plain version of Debian 12,
lsb_release
is not installed by default, causing the installation to fail. It would be helpful if the script included a check and notified the user to installlsb_release
if necessary.Steps to reproduce:
lsb_release
installed.Expected behavior:
The script should check if
lsb_release
is installed and either display an error message or guide the user to install the package.System info:
Proposed solution:
Add a check in the install script to verify if
lsb_release
is present. If not, it should either output an error or suggest installing it automatically (e.g., viaapt-get install lsb-release
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: