I preface this by saying that it's the user's responsibility to know what they are installing.
That being said, it would have been a little easier to install had I known that the default Debian repos do not have the required version of golang or redis-server.
I think others might benefit from an addendum that, by default, Debian (and probably others) will not have the required versions.
I preface this by saying that it's the user's responsibility to know what they are installing.
That being said, it would have been a little easier to install had I known that the default Debian repos do not have the required version of golang or redis-server.
I think others might benefit from an addendum that, by default, Debian (and probably others) will not have the required versions.
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docs should be more up to date as of https://github.com/majestrate/nntpchan/commit/bc239360eacfce963794c1f590eb601b41f3b36c
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I preface this by saying that it's the user's responsibility to know what they are installing.
That being said, it would have been a little easier to install had I known that the default Debian repos do not have the required version of golang or redis-server.
I think others might benefit from an addendum that, by default, Debian (and probably others) will not have the required versions.
so the documentation does not reflect what the install process should be?
docs should be more up to date as of https://github.com/majestrate/nntpchan/commit/bc239360eacfce963794c1f590eb601b41f3b36c
That addresses it. Thank you.