Update package list before installing Jre and use latest version of elasticsearch #434
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That's interesting - You used this Elasticsearch on Homestead? That's neat - probably a good deal of stuff here has the potential to work since they're based on the same OS... The apt-get update is usually run ahead of time when in context of Vaprobash, but we can add that call in here as well (and of course update the ES version number :D) |
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Update package list before installing Jre and use latest version of elasticsearch
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I was unable to get Elasticsearch installed on the latest version Laravel Homestead using Vaprobash as the Jre was trying to get libnss3-nssdb_3.17.1-0ubuntu0.14.04.1_all.deb which no longer exists (now libnss3-nssdb_3.17.1-0ubuntu0.14.04.2_all.deb).
A simple apt-get update before the install fixes the issue :)