[Mapguide-trac] [mapguide-trac] #2760: Ubuntu: Remove bash-isms from install script

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#2760: Ubuntu: Remove bash-isms from install script
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 Reporter:  jng        |        Owner:  jng
     Type:  task       |       Status:  closed
 Priority:  low        |    Milestone:
Component:  Installer  |      Version:
 Severity:  trivial    |   Resolution:  fixed
 Keywords:             |  External ID:
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Comment (by jng):

 In [changeset:"9170" 9170]:
 {{{
 #!CommitTicketReference repository="" revision="9170"
 Merged revision(s) 9163, 9166-9168 from trunk/Tools/Vagrant:
 Update clean.bat and Vagrantfiles in light of stupidity introduced in
 vagrant that demands the script file being referenced by the shell
 provisioner configuration physically exist, even if I just want to destroy
 the associated running VM!
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 Fix bad provision script path for centos6/x86
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 - Remove bash-isms from install script. This script now runs on vanilla
 POSIX sh. Fixes #2760
 - Add support for:
   --no-service-install: To prevent automatic installation of service
 scripts
   --no-mgserver-start: Do not auto-start mgserver
   --no-tomcat-start: Do not auto-start tomcat
   --no-httpd-start: Do not auto-start httpd

 All these new flags only apply if the --headless flag is specified. Fixes
 #2768
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 Merged revision(s) 8967, 8972-8973 from branches/3.1/vagrant:
 Fix release label not being properly stamped onto ubuntu install script as
 it was looking for a default label that doesn't exist.
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 Update ubuntu install script:
  - Add extra pre-requisite packages that were discovered to be required
 when testing on a clean barebones Ubuntu server installation.
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 Remove libc6 requirement from mginstallubuntu.sh. This package will always
 be present.
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 }}}

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/ticket/2760#comment:3>
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