Node.js installation through nodejs.sh fails, script returns emtpy string instead of latest version
addorange opened this issue · 1 comments
addorange commented
Hi fideloper,
unfortunately it seems like the node.js install script fails to get the latest version. Instead it returns an empty string. I just tried the relevant shell commands in the terminal and it fails. Is there anything I'm missing?
vagrant@boerse2013:/vagrant/www$ NODEJS_VERSION=`curl -L 'nodejs.org' | grep 'Current Version' | awk '{ print $4 }' | awk -F\< '{ print $1 }'`
vagrant@boerse2013:/vagrant/www$ echo $NODEJS_VERSION
[nothing printed]
vagrant@boerse2013:/vagrant/www$
Within the provisioning it fails the same way as it tries to alias an empty string to 'default'.
I'm not quite experienced within the command line stuff, but maybe there is a bug and a fix to it.
Kind regards and thank you very much for Vaprobash,
Chris
fideloper commented
Believe this has been fixed !