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+rep for a helping hand

+rep for a helping hand

Thanks to @maxibanki the installation worked like a charm. He added the right folder to the PATH-variable and so the command could be found by the script. If everyone gets similar errors in the future. Thanks to everyone helping me so much. Have a happy new Year in a few days:)

Hmm something went wrong with some of these commands

Hey, yeah I tried it, also double checked and combined it with the first commands. Unfortunately, it didn't change anything.

The first did no change anything, this is the file you asked for, looks a bit different to me

That looks more promising, I am not into it, but dpkg seems to handle things different to the normal installation over apt-get root@vmd12916:~# sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: ca-certificates is broken or not fully installed When the new idea from KosmicReeds...

Yeah, you're right is was a fresh install, but in the meantime I set two gameserver and one of my own java servers up..:rolleyes: After the removal and purge the installation generates an error output:

I tried another time, but I did install ca-certificates before. Nevertheless here again my code: I'm not willing to re-image, then I think I have to live without a sinusbot if nobody knows the issue :/ Thanks for your help, maybe anyone has another idea

I only missed the 's' in the post, I copied everything to the console root@vmd12916:~# update-ca-certificates bash: update-ca-certificates: command not found root@vmd12916:~# apt-get install -y update-ca-certificates Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state...

Thanks for your Help Unfortunately, update-ca-certificate is still an unknown command

Hmm no change in the script output, the error remains after both hotfixes:confused:

Remains the same: root@vmd12916:~# update-ca-certificates >/dev/null bash: update-ca-certificates: command not found

Hey, yes I have done the update, no errors. ca-certificates was installed, checked it: apt-get install -y ca-certificates Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done ca-certificates is already the newest version (20170717~17.04.1). 0 upgraded...