Installation problem

[JJ RAF]

Hi,

i tried to install couchpotato but i can't.
i've already install on my NAS Sabnzb and it works perfectly.

i've install GIT, but when i loaded the apk file from the manual install, nothing happen, and the apps no appear on NAS desktop.

what's going on? (i've the same problem with sickbeard, headphone)

thanks for you help

[JohnnyFive]

That is a weird issue. Might it be that you live in China? the only occurrence i have seen that this installation failed is with a person behind the great chinese firewall, which blocked access to the git website.

[JJ RAF]

no i lived in france

and git is already installed on my nas

[JohnnyFive]

quickest for me to check what is going wrong is to have a remote look via teamviewer or direct ssh access to your nas. would that be possible?

[JJ RAF]

yes of course, tell me how to do that

[JJ RAF]

i try to uninstall and reinstall git

[JohnnyFive]

yes of course, tell me how to do that

i've send you a personal message, with instructions.

[JohnnyFive]

Ok, found and fixed the issue.

Because the topic starter initially tried to install the packages without the git package installed, the installation failed.
The current asustor firmware (1.0.8 and earlier) does not handle failed installations ok, and leaves the partially installed packages behind.

These partially installed packages prevented the subsequent installations to succeed after installing and fullfilling the git dependency.

After i'd manually removed alle traces in resource.conf app-config.json, app-priv, ezrouter, and packages.json installation succeeded without any issues.
We do had one interface glitch with the sickbeard package though. it did not show in the portal page nor under installaed packages, but it was running. after reopening the page (5 minutes later) it eventually showed like a normal package.

@James: Please focus on correctly removing all traces when an install fails in appcentral.

[James.W@AST]

@JohnnyFive,

Already passed this info to the team, thanks for the feedback.