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Trying to install lando on a fresh copy of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and get this error after entering my pw and it starts downloading
Press RETURN/ENTER to continue or any other key to abort:
please enter sudo password:
debug running /usr/bin/sudo true
downloading https://github.com/lando/cli/releases/download/v3.21.0-beta.14/lando-linux-x64-v3.21.0-beta.14-slim to /usr/local/bin/lando
debug running /usr/bin/sudo curl --fail --location --progress-bar --output /tmp/16410 https://github.com/lando/cli/releases/download/v3.21.0-beta.14/lando-linux-x64-v3.21.0-beta.14-slim
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debug running /usr/bin/sudo chmod +x /tmp/16410
chmod: cannot access '/tmp/16410': No such file or directory
ERROR: Failed during: /usr/bin/sudo chmod +x /tmp/16410
The file never reaches the /tmp/xxx folder
I grabbed the file manually using wget but don't know how to install it from there. "sudo dpkg -i filename" like I used to use before doesn't seem to work anymore.
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I did, but the random /tmp/sub-dir did not generate iirc. Honestly 24.04 was such a mess I formatted and went to 22 and now it's running perfectly. Couldn't get a lot of things running.
i think the "sub-dir" is actually the file eg lando itself before we copy it to destination so only the existence of /tmp is required. that said im going to keep this ticket open so we can get more feedback/info but for now chalk it up to "Ubuntu 24.04" weirdness.
Trying to install lando on a fresh copy of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and get this error after entering my pw and it starts downloading
The file never reaches the /tmp/xxx folder
I grabbed the file manually using wget but don't know how to install it from there. "sudo dpkg -i filename" like I used to use before doesn't seem to work anymore.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: