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Hello,
I've tried to install the INTEL Collaboration Service for WebRTC (version 1.5) in a ubuntu v12.04.5 LTS and I have a problem. After following the steps proposed in the guide I go the bin folder, which, in my case, is in the following path: /home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/bin
after that I try to run the script init.sh (./init.sh) and I get the following error:
/home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/manager/woogeen-manager: 1: /home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/manager/woogeen-manager: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
starting worker, logging to /home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/logs/woogeen-root-worker.log
/home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/worker/woogeen-worker: 1: /home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/worker/woogeen-worker: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
starting app, logging to /home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/logs/woogeen-root-app.log
/home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/sample/woogeen-sample: 1: /home/administrator/Desktop/INTEL/Release-v1.5/sample/woogeen-sample: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
I cannot understand the reason of this error once the mentioned applications: woogeen-manager, woogeen-worker and woogeen-sample are not script applications, they are executables. How could I solve this problem?
Thanks in advance,
Guilherme
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I see. The problem should be the node version is too low.
We support node.js v0.10.26 in v1.5 release which is specified in the user guide, and it is not compatible with the previous node versions since node.js itself is still being developed till now.
Please update node.js version to v0.10.26, and have a try again.
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It seems to be an incompatibility issue.
Can you check the version of MongoDB by the command "mongo --version"?
Also, can you tell me the version of your node.js by the command "node -v"?
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Hello,
The output of the command "mongo --version" is: "MongoDB shell version: 2.0.4"
The output of the command "node -v" is: "v0.6.12"
How could I solve this compatibility problem??
Thank you,
Guilherme
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I see. The problem should be the node version is too low.
We support node.js v0.10.26 in v1.5 release which is specified in the user guide, and it is not compatible with the previous node versions since node.js itself is still being developed till now.
Please update node.js version to v0.10.26, and have a try again.
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After updating the node.js this problem was solved. But now I get another type of error:
I think it's related to the MongoDB. How could I solve this?
Thanks for the support,
Guilherme
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Great to hear that!
Seems that you have already moved to 2.0. And the issue you mentioned might probably be a configuration one, the missing of log4js_configuration.json.
Have you run init.sh script before start-all.sh?
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Guilherme, good day!
We now have tried to install 2.0. version. But we faced with some problemes which you have mentioned in you topic.
Have you solved it and launched version 2.0.?
Best regards,
Sergey Poduzov
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Hi Sergey and Guilherme,
If you've met the same issue, have you guys run the "init.sh --deps" successfully?
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Hi,
Could you show me your MongDB version and the node JS version on your server?
Thanks!
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root@MARS:~# mongod --version
db version v2.4.9
Mon Oct 26 14:56:57.440 git version: nogitversion
root@MARS:~# node -v
v0.10.38
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Your node and mongodb versions seem to be OK.
The create and setup script of woogeen_config.js is actually there in the bin/ folder. Please check that .woogeen_default.js is also there in the etc/ folder.
Thanks!
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Yes the hidden file is there:
gjovanov@MARS:~/intel_webrtc_mcu/Release-v2.8/etc$ ls -al
total 24
drwxrwxr-x 4 gjovanov gjovanov 4096 Nov 7 22:40 .
drwxrwxr-x 14 gjovanov gjovanov 4096 Nov 7 22:13 ..
drwxrwxr-x 2 gjovanov gjovanov 4096 Sep 29 08:00 mcu
drwxrwxr-x 2 gjovanov gjovanov 4096 Sep 29 08:00 nuve
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6234 Nov 7 22:06 .woogeen_default.js
gjovanov@MARS:~/intel_webrtc_mcu/Release-v2.8/etc$
However, when we call "init.sh --deps" we still get:
Initializing mongodb...
MongoDB already running
Initializing default configuration...
sed: can't read /home/gjovanov/intel_webrtc_mcu/Release-v2.8/etc/woogeen_config.js: No such file or directory
We have tried several times to redownload the same package and extract it as well as reconfigure from scratch
Any help is much appreciated.
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Hi Goran,
Once you've successfully run the "init.sh --deps", could you try to run "init.sh" without "--deps" which would do some initialization of the woogeen configuration file?
Thanks!

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