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| [04:52:46] | <colan[m]> | So, I just updated https://docs.aegirproject.org/quick-start/ and then realized that https://www.aegirproject.org/#download doesn't match. Do we really need the "apt-transport-https" and "aegir-archive-keyring" stuff? These things should be identical, or we should remove the non-docs one. |
| [04:53:13] | <colan[m]> | We should just point that to the docs page. Not crazy about maintaining the same thing in two places. |
| [04:54:05] | <colan[m]> | Just trying on Ubuntu 18.04, those things weren't necessary, but maybe it's a Debian thing. |
| [05:25:52] | <bgm[m]> | They're most likely not relevant on Debian 'stable' anymore. apt-transport-https is pretty common now. |
| [05:32:14] | <jonpugh[m]> | If the docs don't even mention an OS to run that on, then it should be replaced with just a link to the docs until a more presentable "simple install" section is created |
| [05:33:33] | <jonpugh[m]> | It would be super awesome if we created a real, cross OS install script like https://get.docker.com/ |
| [05:34:21] | <jonpugh[m]> | then we can offer a single curl + pipe command :) |
| [06:17:03] | <colan[m]> | I want to start promoting our https://gitlab.com/consensus.enterprises/ansible-roles/ansible-role-aegir, but it's still debian/ubuntu-specific at the point. ;) |
| [06:17:50] | <colan[m]> | alright, let's just link to actual docs then. |
