Sapmachine Installation

Installation scripts for SapMachine on debian-based operating systems. in subfolder t there are several evolution stages of the installation script for debian from SapMachine Wiki: Installation

The current version of these script install SapMachine 21 JDK.

Versions

• t/w1.sh the intial version
  wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w1.sh | sudo bash
• t/w2.sh the commit “Updated Debian package installation” from July 1, 2019
  wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w2.sh | sudo bash
• t/w3.sh the commit “updated linux installation” from April 20, 2023
  wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w3.sh | sudo bash
• t/w4.sh the enhanced version of w1.sh, that never made it to the wiki page
  wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w4.sh | sudo bash
• t/w5.sh the enhanced version of w4.sh, that never made it to the wiki page -
  wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w5.sh | sudo bash # <<<=== second best recommendation to test
• t/w6.sh the enhanced version of w5.sh, that never made it to the wiki page -
  curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w6.sh | sudo bash # <<<=== recommended version to test

INOFFICIAL // still in testing // handle with care // no guarantee for anything // do not install stuff from untrusted sources :-)

If you want to use it, the recommendation of today would be to use the latest version.
Content on this pages may change without further notice.

Issue reporting

If you experience an possible issue with that script please

1. retry on a fresh debian-based OS instance
2. execute this command:
   wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w5.sh | sudo bash ; date
   or
   curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skateball/sapmachine-installation/main/t/w6.sh | sudo bash
3. if possible try to investigate your own for the reason
4. open a new issue here and include as many information as possible
5. [optional] fix it your own and create an pull request

Have fun