Hi Adam,
I attached the file relating to the Arches installation (pip install arches
> full_output.txt 2>&1).
Here are some of the specs that I'm using:
Parallels for Mac (Virtual machine software)
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (set up with 4GB Ram)
Yes I believe I have the virtual environment activated when trying to
activate the virtual machine. (Env) is the first thing shown in the command
line. What is strange after I install the Arches-Hip is that there is no
/ElasticSearch or /Tests directory as shown in the example directory
structure provided in the instructions (shown bellow). Although if there is
a problem with the Arches install, this may be the cause. I may start from
scratch tomorrow by reinstalling Ubuntu, the dependencies etc... to see if
this works (although I've tried this before).
Projects
/ENV (virtual environment where arches_hip gets installed)
/my_hip_app
manage.py
wsgi.py
README.txt
/my_hip_app
settings.py
setup.py
urls.py
/elasticsearch
/logs
/media
/models
/source_data
/templates
/tests
/views
I also had a look at various settings relating to the Ubuntu account. I did
not find anything specific relating to the admin rights.
Thanks again Adam for your help.
Chris
On Friday, April 22, 2016 at 3:22:06 PM UTC-4, Adam Cox wrote:
>
> Hi Chris, also just wanted to double check that you have the virtual
> environment activated when you try the elasticsearch installation...
>
> On Friday, April 22, 2016 at 10:20:32 AM UTC-6, Adam Cox wrote:
>>
>> Hi Chris and Alexei, I think the django import error is evidence that the
>> install did not work correctly. Somehow it finished thinking that it had,
>> but some of the pieces did not get fully installed. To start over in the
>> same virtual environment you can run
>> pip uninstall arches
>>
>> I'm surprised that you are getting this error in Ubuntu. One thing I
>> like to recommend is printing the entire install process output to a text
>> file. Use
>> pip install arches > full_output.txt 2>&1
>> Looking through the resulting "full_output.txt" may give us some clues
>> about what is going on. However, as Alexei mentioned, there are certain
>> errors or warnings that you can ignore.
>>
>> What virtual machine are you using? I'm surprised that you are finding
>> these errors with Ubuntu. It make have something to do with the privileges
>> that your user has.
>>
>> Adam
>>
>> On Sunday, April 17, 2016 at 11:59:27 AM UTC-6, [email protected] wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I'm attempting a new setup on a virtual machine, and I have some
>>> questions regarding my setup. I think I'm almost there, including the
>>> installation of the provided HIP.
>>>
>>> Here is some info on my setup.
>>> -Running Ubuntu Linux 14-04 via Parallels for Mac.
>>> -I believe that I successfully installed the pre-requisites.
>>> -I think I was successful in installing PIP and have Python (from what I
>>> could find out, Python comes with Ubuntu/Linux?)
>>>
>>> On my first attempt, I had most of it set up, and could see the setup
>>> running when looking at the http://localhost:8000/ page. The only thing
>>> that was not working was the Map menu, which was blank probably due to the
>>> settings in the "settings.py" file, and the search menu was not working,
>>> probably due to the Database settings in the "settings.py" file.
>>>
>>> I've since modified the "settings.py" file (mainly for the map settings
>>> and obtained the map key for Bing), and I completely powered down my
>>> virtual machine. I'm attempting to re-run my setup to see if my changes to
>>> the settings.py file is working, but I'm now having problems re-starting
>>> the elasticsearch (with several permission denied messages) and re-staring
>>> Arches by running the "python manage.py run server" (receiving a
>>> "SyntaxError: invalid syntax").
>>>
>>> I'm probably not doing things in the right order when re-starting my
>>> setup. The following is the order I tried to follow to re-launch.
>>>
>>> 1-In terminal, run "source ENV/bin/activate"
>>> 2-In 2nd terminal window, start the elastic search (errors such as:
>>> "AccessDeniedException"
>>> and "Failed to obtain node lock, is the following location writable?")
>>> 3-Even though the elastiseach is not working, I attempted to run Arches
>>> on the 1st terminal with "python manage.py run server" but receive
>>> "SyntaxError:
>>> invalid syntax". I also tried to re-run the "python manage.py packages
>>> -o install" script/command but receive the same error.
>>>
>>> I suspect that I'm not following the correct order, or I need to go
>>> further back such as re-installing the HIP package. I'll be regularly
>>> shutting down Ubuntu/Linux, and re-starting it.
>>>
>>> I'm not at all an expert with all of this, and I don't neccesarly know
>>> what all the pieces do (or using the correct terminology), which can
>>> be part of the problem when trying to troubleshoot. Any help
>>> is appreciated, and I'm sure I'll have more questions once I get my setup
>>> figured out.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Christian
>>>
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