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    Command failed: npm uninstall -g --silent xoa-updater

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    • bpbB Offline
      bpb
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      Has anyone else seen this error? I was working in the XOA VM/web interface and, well, got these messages:

      12/5/2019, 2:49:34 PM: xoa-updater may be run again to upgrade packages
      12/5/2019, 2:51:15 PM: Start upgrading
      12/5/2019, 2:51:15 PM: stable selected
      12/5/2019, 2:51:15 PM: New versions available:
      12/5/2019, 2:51:16 PM:   xoa-updater 0.23.1
      12/5/2019, 2:51:16 PM: Downloading packages...
      12/5/2019, 2:51:23 PM:   xoa-updater ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ok ✔
      12/5/2019, 2:51:23 PM: Saving current updater version in /usr/local/lib/node_modules/xoa-updater/dist-1575579083239 ...ok ✔
      12/5/2019, 2:51:23 PM: Installing packages...
      12/5/2019, 2:51:27 PM: Command failed: npm uninstall -g --silent xoa-updater
      

      I should note that I'm running xo-server 5.50.1 and xo-web 5.50.3 and this setup has been working fine. It was an upgrade/switch from XenServer 7.6.

      Is it odd that this is trying to run "npm" when the underlying OS for Xen Orchestra seems to be Debian? I thought npm was on Red Hat/CentOS distros. (I could easily be off on an irrelevant tangent here.)

      When I ssh to the Xen Orchestra VM:

      Build number: 19.06.24
      
      Based on Debian GNU/Linux 9 (Stable) 64bits in PVHVM mode
      
      
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      • olivierlambertO Offline
        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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        Are you behind a proxy? npm is the NodeJS package manager, not related to any OS.

        Please open a support ticket so we can assist you directly 🙂

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        • bpbB Offline
          bpb
          last edited by

          Will do. I've got an installation of it in two locations and neither are behind a proxy.

          In a moment of early-onset senility/dementia I confused npm with dnf - somehow! So there's obviously a chance I'm doing something incorrectly.

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