Broken package on bbb-config and bbb-html5 on ubuntu 20.04 about bbb-install HOT 4 OPEN

The command seems fine. Now I know you're installing BBB 2.7 (should work fine on Ubuntu 20.04). Any chance you could retry the process and copy-paste the entire log of the installation to a paste bin or some other means to share? (again you can mask the email/domain) In a couple previous cases there's some obscure dependency which we've needed to add to the list of dependencies. It depends who the provider of the server is etc.

There must be some error hit quite a bit earlier.

I tried from another place with another wifi connexion without changing anything and it works perfectly. I cannot explain how it's possible. I was trying to retry to copy paste the error and it works.
Thank you very much !

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Hi @Zesor

Could you please include the entire command bbb-install you used? It's fine if you'd like to mask the email and the domain.

Seems to me you hit an issue earlier in the script execution. It would help a bunch if you could paste a [much] larger portion.

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Hi @Zesor

Could you please include the entire command bbb-install you used? It's fine if you'd like to mask the email and the domain.

Seems to me you hit an issue earlier in the script execution. It would help a bunch if you could paste a [much] larger portion.

Hi @antobinary

I can show you the command, i try the command from the docs of the repository.

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bigbluebutton/bbb-install/v2.7.x-release/bbb-install.sh | bash -s -- -v focal-270 -s bbb.example.com -e [email protected] -w -g

I used this one with of course my domain and my own email address.
Our project need to be launched at the end of September, i hope we can setup the bbb server as soon as possible

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The command seems fine. Now I know you're installing BBB 2.7 (should work fine on Ubuntu 20.04).
Any chance you could retry the process and copy-paste the entire log of the installation to a paste bin or some other means to share? (again you can mask the email/domain) In a couple previous cases there's some obscure dependency which we've needed to add to the list of dependencies. It depends who the provider of the server is etc.

There must be some error hit quite a bit earlier.

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