User:bede

We have just installed ubuntu 10.04 server and followed above (after installing SSH and Webmin). Very helpful instructions - thank you. Like some earlier postings, after finishing it took us back to config page, despite following the 'extra' instructions about localsettings etc after web config. Turned out dekiwiki was starting and then failing. Searching in forums showed the problem was likely in the Mono version - despite installing v2.10, running $mono --version showed 2.4. A puzzle as immediately after install it showed 2.10. Cannot completely rule out us not doing the shortcut linking wrongly but we think it was OK. However redoing that part seemed to solve the problem. i.e. redoing the following - cd /usr/bin mv mono mono.old mv gmcs gmcs.old ln -s /opt/mono-2.10/bin/mono /usr/bin/mono ln -s /opt/mono-2.10/bin/gmcs /usr/bin/gmcs (might it be possible the mono-devel install changed something back?) Hope this might help someone else. PS - Graham - realise it is a long time but if you are logged in as root (having used sudo -i first) then su dekiwiki should work without another password - or it did for us anyway.

We have just installed ubuntu 10.04 server and followed above (after installing SSH and Webmin). Very helpful instructions - thank you. Like some earlier postings, after finishing it took us back to config page, despite following the 'extra' instructions about localsettings etc after web config. Turned out dekiwiki was starting and then failing. Searching in forums showed the problem was likely in the Mono version - despite installing v2.10, running $mono --version showed 2.4. A puzzle as after install it showed 2.10. Cannot completely rule out us not doing the shortcut linking wrongly but we think it was OK. However redoing that part seemed to solve the problem. i.e. redoing the following - cd /usr/bin mv mono mono.old mv gmcs gmcs.old ln -s /opt/mono-2.10/bin/mono /usr/bin/mono ln -s /opt/mono-2.10/bin/gmcs /usr/bin/gmcs (might it be possible the mono-devel install changed something back?) Hope this might help someone else. PS - Graham - realise it is a long time but if you are logged in as root (having used sudo -i first) then su dekiwiki should work without another password - or it did for us anyway.