I'm trying to install the Open Horizon management hub on my Intel Mac using the command
export HZN_LISTEN_IP=192.168.xxx.xxx # this may be irrelevant
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/open-horizon/devops/master/mgmt-hub/deploy-mgmt-hub.sh | bash
It fails with
bash: line 672: ip: command not found
There is no "ip" command on my Mac system, but there are both "ifconfig" and "ipconfig" commands which appears to do the similar things.
Joe Pearson said:
looks like the equivalent on Mac would be ipconfig getifaddr en0 for wireless or ipconfig getifaddr en1 for ethernet
However, I believe the problem is a bit more involved.
So perhaps the best approach is to have users specify which IP address they want to use via HZN_LISTEN_IP. I tried this above but don't think it had any effect. Or perhaps you use HZN_LISTEN_IP if it is set; otherwise fall back to use Joe's suggestion. In any case, "ip" won't work for Mac.
I'm trying to install the Open Horizon management hub on my Intel Mac using the command
export HZN_LISTEN_IP=192.168.xxx.xxx # this may be irrelevant
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/open-horizon/devops/master/mgmt-hub/deploy-mgmt-hub.sh | bash
It fails with
bash: line 672: ip: command not found
There is no "ip" command on my Mac system, but there are both "ifconfig" and "ipconfig" commands which appears to do the similar things.
Joe Pearson said:
looks like the equivalent on Mac would be ipconfig getifaddr en0 for wireless or ipconfig getifaddr en1 for ethernet
However, I believe the problem is a bit more involved.
So perhaps the best approach is to have users specify which IP address they want to use via HZN_LISTEN_IP. I tried this above but don't think it had any effect. Or perhaps you use HZN_LISTEN_IP if it is set; otherwise fall back to use Joe's suggestion. In any case, "ip" won't work for Mac.