Though the last version of the 2012-10-15 VM fixed the .ovf to remove an accidentally-included extra disk, this time an incorrect version of a different disk was added. This has been corrected and the finished product tested a bit, so hopefully this time we won’t need another followup blog post!
This time it’s MusicBrainz 2012-10-15.ova, in the usual places.
/tmp permissions are still whack….
only root as write perms and sticky isnt set.
Thanks! I can confirm this is working (on a Win7 64 bit host machine and Virtual Box 4.2.4).
The speed is adequate for development purposes with most queries complete in 200-400ms (I’ve only given 1 CPU and 2GB RAM at this point but may up that given the massive data set).
Oh, one thing, the md5sum on the download page is wrong, it’s now:
$ md5sum MusicBrainz\ 2012-10-15.ova
5e0754beb03d0474364473506b2f0c83 *MusicBrainz 2012-10-15.ova
Now, to get on with my project!
Thanks! The .md5 file on ftp is correct, the wiki page just didn’t get updated (looks like *I* forgot completely to update the page, someone else fixed the download link for me…). I’ve fixed it now, glad to hear this VM is working correctly!
I’m still having permission issues with the VM – see my forum post for mroe details.
http://forums.musicbrainz.org/viewtopic.php?id=3951
This is with the new VM – I could sure use some help on this one. Thanks!
Today I installed the VM via MusicBrainz 2012-10-15.ova, but still got the error on replication:
musicbrainz@musicbrainzvm:~$ ./run_replication.sh
open >/tmp.mb-LoadReplicationChanges: Permission denied at ./LoadReplicationChanges line 88.
as is described in the responses to “Virtual machine for 10-15 release fixed, uploaded as 11-15”
I have the same issue as Lonerider2010 – I have a post asking about it in the forums as well.
Evidently there’s some permissions problems on /tmp. To fix, run these two commands; when it asks for a password, use the same one as for login:
sudo chmod 777 /tmp
sudo chmod o+t /tmp
(EDIT: I’ve also added this fix to the documentation)
Thanks ianmcorvidae, this works!