🐞 User gets a popup to run /usr/share/opennms/bin/install to finish setup

[mjksohonet]

When running the bootstrap-debian.sh script it outputs a popup stating that the user needs to run /usr/share/opennms/bin/install to complete the installation.
When the user runs the script they get a message stating 'Nothing to do' which will probably confuse some users.
The message should be changed to /usr/share/opennms/bin/install -dis.

The user has to confirm with OK and the DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive is ignored.

[mmahacek]

Do you mean this line? It's already using those flags.

opennms-install/bootstrap-debian.sh

Line 310 in 8746c76

sudo "${OPENNMS_HOME}"/bin/install -dis 1>>"${ERROR_LOG}" 2>>"${ERROR_LOG}"

[mjksohonet]

If it's not necessary to run the install script after the bootstrap script has run then the popup is unnecessary and should be removed?
Having said that, after I ran the bootstrap script I waited for a short time and then ran install -dis and captured the output.
Reviewing the output, I can see that the install script found 17 upgrade tasks but later on it reports that 15 of them had been executed at a time that matched when the bootstrap script was run.
The two additional tasks are EventParameterMigratorOffline and VmwareAssetsMigratorOffline.
If it is necessary to run the install script after the bootstrap script, can I please ask that the popup be removed and replaced with a message at the end of the bootstrap run.

[indigo423]

@mjksohonet I've done some investigation and added a screenshot in the bug report. Is this the problem you are seeing? I might need to dig a bit into debconf if we have possibilities to suppress this dialog because we do an unattended installation here. The DEBIAN_FRONTEND setting is ignored in this particular case.

Thank you for the report.