On 5/18/23 19:18, Bruce A. Metcalf wrote:
On 5/18/23 17:35, Chris Cormack wrote:
What does sudo koha-plack --start instancename Do?
root@store:/home/bruce# koha-plack --start library bash: koha-plack: command not found
Which I thought was pretty odd, so I went to the /usr/sbin directory, and:
root@store:/usr/sbin# ls -l koha-p* -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 13538 May 13 23:26 koha-plack
then
root@store:/usr/sbin# koha-plack --start library bash: koha-plack: command not found
Which seems even more weird. Are the permissions wrong? You are still missing /usr/sbin in your PATH variable. You seem to be running bash:
export PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:$PATH (bash can do this in one line). Copy the command exactly, CAPS are important here. Linux does not have the current directory in your PATH, which means it will not run a command from the directory you are at (this may feel strange if you come from a windows environment, but is normal) The command would have run if you had typed: /usr/sbin/koha-plack --start library your system seems to be in a strange situation, you might want to uninstall koha, remove all dependencies, and install it again: apt-get remove koha-common <- this does not affect your database or configuration files. apt-get autoremove <- this deletes every dependency that is no longer needed, which should be a ton of perl libraries. apt-get install koha-common <- this should reinstall koha, and every one of its dependencies. If your system has problems, this command would eventually fail. If this last command fails, I'd like to see the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list file and every file at /etc/apt/sources.list.d
Regards, / Bruce / Bruce A. Metcalf, Librarian The Augustan Library _______________________________________________
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