Xen Orchestra - Updating

DustinB3403

Well after rerunning in both ~/xo-server and ~/xo-web

npm install && npm run build

sudo npm start

Has started, now to determine if I'm on 4.11

DustinB3403

xo-web is still on 4.10...

And there is no "Delta" option under the backup menu...

scottalanmiller

@DustinB3403 said:

Well after rerunning in both ~/xo-server and ~/xo-web
npm install && npm run build

sudo npm start
Has started, now to determine if I'm on 4.11

5.2.0 is what your screen cap says.

DustinB3403

Yeah I know, which is why I'm lost. Maybe just dump the whole lot and start over?

scottalanmiller

Oh, your xo-web version is 4.10.0. Your Node version is 5.2.0.

DustinB3403

Which this screen should have the delta icon as shown in the documentation.

Or maybe it only shows up after performing a full?

scottalanmiller

WARNING 2: NodeJS 5 is not supported for now due to some dependencies problems.

https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/from_the_sources.html

scottalanmiller

You need to get onto a supported platform version, I'm guessing that running a language version that they believe does not work is probably the issue. An issue, even if not, THE issue.

DustinB3403

I ran the installer following their guide...

And everything seems functional..... but the web console isn't updated to 4.11.

scottalanmiller

@DustinB3403 said:

I ran the installer following their guide...

And everything seems functional..... but the web console isn't updated to 4.11.

Which installer installed that Node version?

DustinB3403

5.2.0 I'm removing it now and looking for a direct link to 4.1.1

scottalanmiller

Use NVM for installing and controlling Node versions.

DustinB3403

I'm just gonna start with a clean install. NVM doesn't want to remove the files without being a pain in the arse.

DustinB3403

@scottalanmiller the Node version was 5.2.0 which was installed directly from the default repo.

Going to perform a depreciated install for Node v 4.x

scottalanmiller

By default I would expect Node to install the latest. For XO, though, you have to manually ensure that you are on the Node 4 family.

stacksofplates

Ya I'm on node 5 also. I didn't change anything. I did it as a test to see if it would work, and I haven't had an issue yet but I wouldn't put it in production.

DustinB3403

Built a new VM, and installed node version 4.2.3. NPM is running version 2.14.7

DustinB3403

Well something is definitely off.... No such file ENOENT

DustinB3403

And in /usr/local/lib I don't have "node_modules"

scottalanmiller

Have you run npm install before this?