Suggested change to linux install script
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Just installed the agent on ubuntu. Initially failed at the "ls -l /agent/otm_linux". Noticed that the script uses absolute $start/otm_linux in all places except where the binary is written to a local file (below). In my instance I was in a different folder than /admin, so the script failed until I added the absolute path as well. For consistency it would be useful to update this in the script so all 7 references to otm_linux are consistent :
curl -m 30 –connect-timeout 15 "$BINARY_LOCATION" -o otm_linux
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Hi,
Good call, thank you very much for the feedback and the suggestion.
We'll put it on our list of things to update.
Can you share how you are using OutagesIO to solve a problem? We love hearing how people are using it.
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Thanks again. The script should be updated today.
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Thankyou very much.
Just in terms of how I'm using outagesio, I've been having a number of issues/outages with my home broadband lately, so was just looking for a simple and lightweight tool to do constant monitoring, with the aim of having list of outages to discuss when I contact their support line.
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