./env: line 323: /root/.cabal/bin/cardano-cli: No such file or directory
Node status is running,
./env: line 323: /root/.cabal/bin/cardano-cli: No such file or directory
# Install & Automate CNCLI
## Installation
You can install CNCLI using either the release binaries or compiling the Rust code. Both installation examples hereby illustrated are instructions for an Ubuntu Linux server and use standard system paths from the Linux [File System Hierarchy Standard](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard).
### Install the binary release
To install CNCLI from a binary release, download the [latest release](https://github.com/AndrewWestberg/cncli/releases) and extract it in the ```/usr/local/bin/``` directory of the ```block producing node``` server of your stake pool. Adjust the ```<latest_release_version>``` variable in the command to the latest release available:
```bash
curl -sLJ https://github.com/AndrewWestberg/cncli/releases/download/v<latest_release_version>/cncli-<latest_release_version>-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz -o /tmp/cncli-<latest_release_version>-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz
```
```bash
tar xzvf /tmp/cncli-<latest_release_version>-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz -C /usr/local/bin/
```
### Compile from source
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yes, the path is the problem⌠check if u have the files here:
cd ${HOME}/.cabal/bin/ â check if u have the cardano-cli file
then check the bash ⌠if has the correct path:
nano or cat ${HOME}/.bashrc
/opt/cardano/cnode/scripts$ cd ${HOME}/.cabal/bin/
~/.cabal/bin$ cd ${HOME}/.cargo/bin/
I have only this
[ -f â/home/test/.ghcup/envâ ] && source â/home/test/.ghcup/envâ # ghcup-env
try to bkp in notepad⌠and remove the last line
this line :
Removed, but still the sameâŚ
but how are now the lines in env? try this way, or try both uncommented or commented
#CCLI="${HOME}/.cabal/bin/cardano-cli" # Override automatic detection of path to cardano-cli executableGitHub - AndrewWestberg/cncli: A community-based cardano-node CLI tool )
also run this command:
Uncomented CNCLI in env,
but still the sameâŚ
. â${HOME}/.bashrcâ
Command ââexportâ not found, did you mean:
command âmexportâ from deb mblaze (0.6-1)
Try: sudo apt install
try to substitute $HOME with /home/user I think when the script executed it will be /root/ instead of /home/user
likely your user is not the root
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good catch⌠I thought he edited the user. to not show to the public :), as I did
but after all of these tests u need to check the node, if itâs starting again
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Thank You guys, its working nowâŚ
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happy for you, what was the solution? share it with us
laplasz:
$HOME with /home/user
replacing $HOME with /home/user in env
perfect, mark it as the solution, cheers.
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yes, but the problem was with $HOME env variable - probably the nodes started as a service and there the user is root in that case and the $HOME for it is /root. Maybe it is possible to define different acting user from root for a service - I am not familiar with servicesâŚ
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