Fix runit RPM file location for Chef provisionless Centos 5.9 Box Image #53
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I think this issue fixes an error with building on Amazon Linux as well. The install fails the first time and works the second time for some reason. Using this fork, runit installs fine the first time. |
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Just hit this also. Please merge! |
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Fix runit RPM file location for Chef provisionless Centos 5.9 Box Image
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I just started learning Chef and was using the memcached cookbook which depends on runit. I set up my box as per https://learnchef.opscode.com/quickstart/converge/ except I provisioned using their 'opscode_centos-5.9' official box image instead.
Upon knife bootstrap, I received the error message "error: open of /root/rpmbuild/RPMS/runit-2.1.1.rpm failed: No such file or directory"
This patch resolves the issue and allows runit to install. I have confirmed memcached via runit works now on Centos 5.9.