Hello folks,
After a year or two on the backburner I am back to have another go at
setting up Arches. This lockdown and lack of work malarkey might be playing
into my hands by giving me some decent time at last!
I have my trial setup on the laptop I have set up Ubuntu 20.04 in
VirtualBox. Hop
Hello, I have run out of time to get Arches up and running. I think I have
a sort of setup but have not polished the installation script as I wanted
nor tested things like maps and so on. I am now off to sea (guiding and
lecturing on an Antarctic cruise ship) but will have another go next year.
Afternoon,
The install script installs nodejs-legacy, which I understand has been
problematic for some. I tried modifying the script and removed the -legacy
bit but it still installed version 4.2.6.
I have worked out how to download and install a newer version of nodejs by
downloading and unpa
the only use case would be
> if you have some of that set up already.
>
> So yeah, the easiest thing would be to install everything no matter what.
>
> Also, I think that script still has an issue because nodejs will need to
> be updated after it runs. Any feedback on that w
Me again,
Carrying on with the script from the git. . .
I get asked if I want to install:
openjdk-8-jre
postgres/postgis
couchdb
nodejs/npm/and yarn
Is there any reason not to accept all of them?
Under what circumstances would one decline any of them? I suppose one
reason would be if I
Evening all,
I have started installing the dependencies as per the script on the git
hub, one step at a time.
The first few went OK. When running the line:
$sudo apt-get install python-pip -y
I got a couple of messages:
The directory '/home/arches/.cache/pip/http' or its parent directory is not
Thanks Vincent,
Glad you like it. It is very rewarding as I get a message from a relative
every year or two, grateful to see where their relative's grave is. Often
they supply more info, which is interesting.
Good to know about potential banana skins when working off line thanks. I
hopw to hav
Hi,
After half a lifetime working as a government administrator in South
Georgia in the south atlantic, where I slowly developed a strong interest
in the cultural heritage (whaling, sealing, military, cemeteries) I am now
back in the UK and want to develop an online register of the Island's
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