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Misleading Docs and Error Messages #335
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Also I made a tutorial on how to get this to work on OpenWRT: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1bmcsz0/howto_nginxui_on_openwrt_without_building/ |
Thank you for your tutorial. I'd like to inform you that you can directly download the pre-build executable binary for your architecture from the release page. The current installation script does not support Linux distributions without |
The issue is more of a lack of specificity. The install script makes it look like nginx-ui isn't supported at all, instead of just not being supported by the installer. |
If you were curious about the technicals, OpenWRT uses init scripts instead of systemd service files The services defined in /etc/init.d/ are literally shell scripts that use rc.common to bootstrap them and make them behave like services The service command functions as an alias/wrapper for |
We've updated the install script to clarify the error message. We’re also considering compiling Nginx UI into an ipk package for OpenWRT. |
Describe the bug
This line of the install script appears to be misleading:
nginx-ui/install.sh
Line 172 in aeed27a
as it conflicts with this statement of the readme:
nginx-ui/README.md
Line 149 in aeed27a
To Reproduce
Attempt to use install.sh on OpenWRT
Expected behavior
Inform the user that OpenWRT is supported, but must be extracted or built manually.
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Additional context
OpenWRT does not include systemd
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