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Running on Windows linux subsystem? #22
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Ok definitely not an error with my linux subsystem, I get the same error when I run sudo make install in a console under MacOS. |
Hi @stzokev, |
@dougy147 Thanks a lot, I can confirm it now installs on Ubuntu subsystem successfully and the app itself works as advertised (tested on a couple of servers). Big thanks! |
Ok I've just noticed something strange, so better to ask here and if we manage to formulate/explain it, then we could log it as separate issue? On one of the servers I tested, EVERY single mac address is reported as expired, I've reached 16k and all are reported as expired. This is hardly the case, there must be something specific here that fools mcbash to report every single mac as expired. Here is the server for you to test if you wish Dougy |
I'm also interesting in revisiting the app to find tune it, do we have
working ID and SN functionality yet for servers that require more than MAC?
I have info to help add functions to the app but am not a coder
…On Wed, Mar 6, 2024, 4:31 p.m. Steve Tsokev ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok I've just noticed something strange, so better to ask here and if we
manage to formulate/explain it, then we could log it as separate issue? On
one of the servers I tested, EVERY single mac address is reported as
expired, I've reached 16k and all are reported as expired. This is hardly
the case, there must be something specific here that fools mcbash to report
every single mac as expired. Here is the server for you to test if you wish
Dougy
=> Scan @ 185.182.193.203:25461 [0.5 s/request]
[16063] 00:1A:79:3A:54:EF [expired] g for 2 seconds...
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Hey,
I'm occasional linux user and currently do not have any linux available besides the linux subsystem on Windows 10. When I ran sudo make install I got the following error:
mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sh build.sh
build.sh: 10: [[: not found
sed /^#!/bin/(ba)?sh/d ; /^#.*/d
sed /^#!/bin/(ba)?sh/d ; /^#.*/d
build.sh: 34: Syntax error: redirection unexpected
make: *** [Makefile:14: install] Error 2
If I run the same command again sudo make install it now results in following error:
mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sh build.sh
build.sh: 10: [[: not found
make: *** [Makefile:14: install] Error 1
The linux subsystem installed in Ubuntu. Thanks for any help!
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