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[community] Kubo not installed #248
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Manually installing kubo fixes this issue which seems to maybe be only ubuntu specific, its important to note that you cannot use the snap install method that ipfs will recommend. @PBillingsby ill get you a VM to test on so you can step through it for doc updates and also to have another set of eyes on it |
This is how I installed it on Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04.
Now check if ipfs works
Afterwards I think the default IPFS path should be set to /app/data/ipfs before running ipfs init.
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We did some investigation and this issue is likely due to Bacalhau removing support for embedded IPFS: bacalhau-project/bacalhau#3816. For the moment, the fix is to pin to Bacalhau We plan to implement another strategy for storing and delivering results (#157), and we will announce when pinning to Bacalhau Closing this issue for now, but please re-open if this wasn't the root cause. |
This is happening with v1.3.2 though. Didn't the deprecation of embedded IPFS happen in v.1.4.0, which currently isn't compatible with LP anyways? |
That's correct. Embedded IPFS has been removed as of
Any chance you have IPFS running somewhere else on your system? Bacalhau might prioritize non-embedded IPFS if it is installed. @developersteve you got this working after moving to Bacalhau |
This was on a clean Ubuntu installation. I'm pretty sure there was no other IPFS instance running or installed. Funnily enough, the same error popped up in the latest AMA video. Around the 34:30 mark. Have a look here. The error message instructs the user to run: 'ipfs init'. When you do (on a fresh Ubuntu installation), IPFS is not available and needs to be installed. Unless the embedded version needs to be called in a different way maybe? |
Using a
Ubuntu 22
instance, attempting to runipfs init
results in a kubo not installed error which needs to be installed manually and not via a snap (snap install is not longer supported).This originates from the bacalhau error
bacalhau[8980]: please run: 'ipfs init'
, which then indicates the need to havekubo
installed via a snap, which will install then return a response about not being supported.Additional information https://docs.ipfs.tech/install/command-line/#install-official-binary-distributions
See the discord thread
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