Hi Harald
You wrote:
> under Ubuntu there is a file /var/log/apt/term.log, which has a
> detailed protocol about the installation initiated by the apt command.
>
> Might be it exists also under debian.
>
> Have you checked this file after the half-done installation of
> rabbitmq-server?
No, I d
Hi Michael,
under Ubuntu there is a file /var/log/apt/term.log, which has a detailed
protocol about the installation initiated by the apt command.
Might be it exists also under debian.
Have you checked this file after the half-done installation of
rabbitmq-server?
Greetings, Harald
Am 04.
Hi Mason
You wrote:
>> Do you maybe have any hint how to find out what could be the problem
>> with the failing configuration of package "rabbitmq-server"?
>
> try reinstalling rabbitmq-server first, then installing koha-common
>
> # apt purge rabbitmq-server koha-common
> # apt install rabb
Hi Michael
Thanks fpr your answer! Unfortunately I'm not able to figure out the
problem. "journalctl -xe" and "systemctl status rabbitmq-server.service"
both seem to show a working rabbitmq-server, but when trying to finish
the installation of package "koha-common" it fails with the same error
On 4/08/22 2:34 am, Michael Kuhn wrote:
> Hi
>
> Meanwhile I have also tried to install Koha 22.05.03 (instead of Koha 21.11.10) on a
new machine with Debian 11 but it gave me the same error concerning package
"rabbitmq-server".
>
> Is it really true that it is not possible to install these two
Hi
Meanwhile I have also tried to install Koha 22.05.03 (instead of Koha
21.11.10) on a new machine with Debian 11 but it gave me the same error
concerning package "rabbitmq-server".
Is it really true that it is not possible to install these two revisions
on Debian 11?
Best wishes: Michael
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