Assuming Linux: Use the md5sum / sha1sum checksum utilities to create a checksum for the new releases then add the checksums to the file which is checked upon start.
I cant get this to work on a PI...works flawlessly on AWS or an intel NUC running UBUNTU server but the PI just errors out. Anyone I could reach out to for help?
The place to report an issue is here: github.com/Cloud-RF/tak-server/issues We got it running on a 4GB Pi4 a while ago by reducing the postgres memory requirement. This appears to have been picked up by the upstream TPC repo so we use their changes now.
Install and certs worked great with 4.8. I'm having issues with WebTAK though. Socket Disconnected, not connected to TAK Server. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I'm having some issues with the cert gen.. It just keeps repeating and shows "ERROR: No container found for tak_1" on an Ubuntu 20.04 VM. I looked through the github page and checked everything. Any idea what I'm missing?
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Brilliant! It worked on the first try, thank you! I did manage to break it, but it's back up working.
you saved me soo much time! Thanks Mate / Team!
How can we update the scripts to match current release files, e.g. "5.1-RELEASE-11"???
Assuming Linux: Use the md5sum / sha1sum checksum utilities to create a checksum for the new releases then add the checksums to the file which is checked upon start.
I am running this on wsl2. Stored everything in tmp folder as shown. After shutdown, nothing is found in tmp folder. How?
doesn't seem to work on bookworm. It checks ports and then immediately tells me i need to install net-tools, but net-tools is definately installed.
I cant get this to work on a PI...works flawlessly on AWS or an intel NUC running UBUNTU server but the PI just errors out. Anyone I could reach out to for help?
The place to report an issue is here: github.com/Cloud-RF/tak-server/issues
We got it running on a 4GB Pi4 a while ago by reducing the postgres memory requirement.
This appears to have been picked up by the upstream TPC repo so we use their changes now.
Install and certs worked great with 4.8. I'm having issues with WebTAK though. Socket Disconnected, not connected to TAK Server. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
github.com/Cloud-RF/tak-server/issues/31
When I run this on my Synology NAS it gives me an error No container found for tak_1...
That NAS does not have the unzip utility. The latest release supports 7zip for a NAS: github.com/Cloud-RF/tak-server/releases/tag/4.7-r20-7zip
Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I'm having some issues with the cert gen.. It just keeps repeating and shows "ERROR: No container found for tak_1" on an Ubuntu 20.04 VM. I looked through the github page and checked everything. Any idea what I'm missing?
Try now with the latest release. Several bugs have been fixed. github.com/Cloud-RF/tak-server/releases
tried following tonight, with 4.8 release 31 - setup script keeps failing at line 279
tried using the same verson as you... 279 command not found
That's an old issue. If you run "git log -n 1 | grep commit" from the tak-server folder what does it give you?
Lo pudo hacer?
commit a0352491f98148b837cba48f0e49ed8b494e3eb0
I’m having that same issue.
same issue here with both 4.7/4.8 on CentOS and Ubuntu22
line 283: docker: command not found
This does no longer work for 5.0 will there be an update for it? I cant seem to get it working...
It was built for v4.7. There's now a TPC setup script for this you might want to checkout at tak.gov
@@cloudrfdotcomwhere is this script on the website?
Do you need docker and docker compose installed as prerequisite?
Answer is here: github.com/Cloud-RF/tak-server/blob/main/README.md
does this work with 5.0?
It was built for v4.7. There's now a TPC setup script for this you might want to checkout at tak.gov