Unable to proceed with the scipt install

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OS Name/Version: W11Pro 24H2 (main device) ; Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS (server device)

Product Name/Version: AMP Install Script - Lastest

Problem Description: Trying to add AMP to server device through command prompt on my main device. Every time I attempt to do so the installation starts for a little then gets me errors with the resulting message.

[Info/9] Instance creation failed. Reason: "The core archive failed to download or unpack: Failed to find a release matching the specified version: Mainline/ - This version may no longer be available to download, you should update to a newer version."

Steps to reproduce:

  • Step 1 Install Ubuntu on server device
  • Step 2 Install Webmin on Ubuntu via main device
  • Step 3 Attempt to use CubeCoder one line install in command prompt on main device

Actions taken to resolve so far: Went to server and “sudo apt update” into “sudo apt upgrade”. Started everything again from the beginning, please any help will be appreciated. :smile:

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I am having similar issues.. The script seems stuck on the initial bash script payload download, and after that it very slowly advances through the setup and ultimately fails in the same spot it is happening to you. I am convinced this is a server-side problem because the first time this happened was few nights ago… The next morning it worked. When I discovered it was not going to work out where I set it up, last night, I tried installing it again in an identical environment - and its currently stuck on the Docker installation. I have decoded the entire install script and might try doing it manually to see if I can get it to work, but like I said I am pretty sure this is a server side issue.

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Ok, so manually installing docker (see: Ubuntu | Docker Docs ) helps get past that part (assuming you are using Docker), now it fails to download the actual AMP package. I guess at this point we wait for the server or script to be fixed.

I am positive you are having the same issue. If I can find a workaround I will let you know.

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Figured it out. You need to disable IPv6 in Ubuntu. Use the GRUB method, the others do not work. Instructions: How to Disable IPv6 on Ubuntu Linux

I am pretty sure this will solve your problem

Note: When editing grub, do not add “quiet splash” or anything else to the config that is not already there besides ipv6.disable=1

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Will take a look into these solutions and reply with the results. Thanks a ton and I hope you got your setup up and running :+1: