Ubuntu 16.04 LTS: 'sudo gdebi -n tableau-server-_amd64.deb' error version:No such file or directory
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I am trying to install a Tableau server on Ubuntu 16.04 following the instructions given on this page.
But the step below gives me this error:
$> sudo gdebi -n tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb
Error:
-bash:version: No such file or directory
Please can you explain, why this message arrives and how to resolve this issue.
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I am trying to install a Tableau server on Ubuntu 16.04 following the instructions given on this page.
But the step below gives me this error:
$> sudo gdebi -n tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb
Error:
-bash:version: No such file or directory
Please can you explain, why this message arrives and how to resolve this issue.
ubuntu
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
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I am trying to install a Tableau server on Ubuntu 16.04 following the instructions given on this page.
But the step below gives me this error:
$> sudo gdebi -n tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb
Error:
-bash:version: No such file or directory
Please can you explain, why this message arrives and how to resolve this issue.
ubuntu
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
I am trying to install a Tableau server on Ubuntu 16.04 following the instructions given on this page.
But the step below gives me this error:
$> sudo gdebi -n tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb
Error:
-bash:version: No such file or directory
Please can you explain, why this message arrives and how to resolve this issue.
ubuntu
ubuntu
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
edited Aug 7 at 10:00
Ouki
3,62021324
3,62021324
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
asked Aug 7 at 6:55
KDU
1
1
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add a comment |Â
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You need to replace the <version> field by the real version of the software you are installing.
The error thrown by the shell (here, bash) is that it complains about the fact that it does not find the file version because the characters < and > usually need a file on one side of it.
I think you did not realize but the tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb refer to a file that should have downloaded at some point on your computer. You need to find a file like tableau-server-1.2.4_amd64.deb (this is just an example).
Just find this file and write the full name of this .deb file with the proper version number.
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use thewgetcommand, beware you might need to installwgetbefore using it:sudo apt-get install wget).
– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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You need to replace the <version> field by the real version of the software you are installing.
The error thrown by the shell (here, bash) is that it complains about the fact that it does not find the file version because the characters < and > usually need a file on one side of it.
I think you did not realize but the tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb refer to a file that should have downloaded at some point on your computer. You need to find a file like tableau-server-1.2.4_amd64.deb (this is just an example).
Just find this file and write the full name of this .deb file with the proper version number.
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use thewgetcommand, beware you might need to installwgetbefore using it:sudo apt-get install wget).
– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
You need to replace the <version> field by the real version of the software you are installing.
The error thrown by the shell (here, bash) is that it complains about the fact that it does not find the file version because the characters < and > usually need a file on one side of it.
I think you did not realize but the tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb refer to a file that should have downloaded at some point on your computer. You need to find a file like tableau-server-1.2.4_amd64.deb (this is just an example).
Just find this file and write the full name of this .deb file with the proper version number.
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use thewgetcommand, beware you might need to installwgetbefore using it:sudo apt-get install wget).
– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You need to replace the <version> field by the real version of the software you are installing.
The error thrown by the shell (here, bash) is that it complains about the fact that it does not find the file version because the characters < and > usually need a file on one side of it.
I think you did not realize but the tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb refer to a file that should have downloaded at some point on your computer. You need to find a file like tableau-server-1.2.4_amd64.deb (this is just an example).
Just find this file and write the full name of this .deb file with the proper version number.
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
You need to replace the <version> field by the real version of the software you are installing.
The error thrown by the shell (here, bash) is that it complains about the fact that it does not find the file version because the characters < and > usually need a file on one side of it.
I think you did not realize but the tableau-server-<version>_amd64.deb refer to a file that should have downloaded at some point on your computer. You need to find a file like tableau-server-1.2.4_amd64.deb (this is just an example).
Just find this file and write the full name of this .deb file with the proper version number.
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
edited Aug 7 at 8:08
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
answered Aug 7 at 7:35
perror
1,82841833
1,82841833
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use thewgetcommand, beware you might need to installwgetbefore using it:sudo apt-get install wget).
– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
add a comment |Â
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use thewgetcommand, beware you might need to installwgetbefore using it:sudo apt-get install wget).
– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
Thanks for your reply. I did install the correct version in windows.But the problem is, I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file. Any help on this would be great!!
– KDU
Aug 7 at 7:50
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
I do not even understand your question... What do you mean by "I don't know how I can locate (syntax) the windows directory in ubuntu environment and refer to the exact file." ?
– perror
Aug 7 at 7:56
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
Yes you are right, that I had to type the exact server name.I wrote the exact version. Error: gdebi error,file not found. My downloaded tableau server file is located in c:/ in windows. I have asked in the earlier question, how do i let ubuntu know that the file location is c:/.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:00
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use the
wget command, beware you might need to install wget before using it: sudo apt-get install wget).– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
How do you run your Ubuntu on the top of a MS-Windows machine? Is it a virtual machine? If so, you need to download this file from inside the virtual machine, in order to make it reachable from the Ubuntu (you can use the
wget command, beware you might need to install wget before using it: sudo apt-get install wget).– perror
Aug 7 at 8:07
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
Its a virtual machine. One monitor connected to my docking station where Windows is installed. Another monitor to CPU where its runs on Ubuntu.
– KDU
Aug 7 at 8:12
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