error when trying to build bit better - net framework

[jakeswenson]

error when trying to build bit better - net framework

[robina80]

shall i delete the directory ie

/usr/share/dotnet

and try a re-install using the how to guide again?

[robina80]

as you can see i have the sdk and runtime, i just dont get why this is happening

root@lon-c-bw:/bitwarden/bwdata/BitBetter# dotnet --list-sdks
3.1.201 [/root/dotnet/sdk]
root@lon-c-bw:/bitwarden/bwdata/BitBetter# dotnet --list-runtimes
Microsoft.AspNetCore.App 3.1.3 [/root/dotnet/shared/Microsoft.AspNetCore.App]
Microsoft.NETCore.App 3.1.3 [/root/dotnet/shared/Microsoft.NETCore.App]
root@lon-c-bw:/bitwarden/bwdata/BitBetter#

[JeffAlyanak]

Hi @robina80 The dotnet build happens inside a container. You don't need to install dotnet stuff on your host machine.

The error you seem to be having was in issue we have recently patched. Can you confirm that you're using the latest commit faf7833?

[robina80]

When you say commit, do you mean the latest version of bitbetter

[JeffAlyanak]

@robina80 If you're unsure about what a commit is, your safest bet is to just remove the copy of bitbetter you have and download the latest version:

https://github.com/jakeswenson/BitBetter/archive/master.zip

If you do know what a commit is and have git installed on your computer, simply run git log to see the latest commits in your local copy of the repo and confirm it's faf7833.

[robina80]

mmm... i deleted the dir BitBetter and when running the build again i get the same errors

EDIT, just saw its a master zip, hang on il give this a try

[robina80]

no the master copy didnt work, when i build it, im getting the same error

[JeffAlyanak]

Try deleting the docker images/containers before you rebuild them.

[robina80]

yeah thats wht i did deleted the microsfot sdk 2.1 as when i did a docker images i saw 3.1 and 2.1, so i deleted 2.1

[JeffAlyanak]

Can you just confirm the output of each of these commands:

docker ps
docker image ls
docker container ls

[nmdemarco]

I'm having the same troubles. We're farther than robina80, but not back up yet.

Listed the BitBetter Docker images
# docker image ls

Deleted the BitBetter Docker images
# docker image rm <for each BitBetter image and for the Microsoft dotnet SDK images>

Rerun ./BitBetter/src/build.sh

[robina80]

What I did was install a brand new server Ubuntu 1804, once did that I installed sdk core via this

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-package-manager-ubuntu-1804

Mkdir /bitwarden/bwdata

Cd /bitwarden/bwdata

git clone https://github.com/jakeswenson/BitBetter.git

/bitwarden/bwdata/BitBetter/build.sh

and I got no errors

Once I built it I then copied my old bitwarden files in my /bitwarden/bwdata folder

Then ran this to get it going

docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.yml up -d

I obviously changed the path to my docker compose yml file

You obviously need to install docker and docker compose on the server

and then run this script i made to install all the bitwarden styuff

#!/bin/bash

mkdir /dockers

cd /dockers

docker pull bitwarden/web
docker save bitwarden/web:latest > bitwarden.web:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.web:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/mssql
docker save bitwarden/mssql:latest > bitwarden.mssql:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.mssql:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/nginx
docker save bitwarden/nginx:latest > bitwarden.nginx:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.nginx:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/admin
docker save bitwarden/admin:latest > bitwarden.admin:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.admin:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/events
docker save bitwarden/events:latest > bitwarden.events:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.events:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/notifications
docker save bitwarden/notifications:latest > bitwarden.notifications:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.notifications:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/icons
docker save bitwarden/icons:latest > bitwarden.icons:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.icons:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/attachments
docker save bitwarden/attachments:latest > bitwarden.attachments:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.attachments:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/identity
docker save bitwarden/identity:latest > bitwarden.identity:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.identity:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/api
docker save bitwarden/api:latest > bitwarden.api:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.api:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/setup
docker save bitwarden/setup:latest > bitwarden.setup:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.setup:latest.tar
docker pull bitwarden/server
docker save bitwarden/server:latest > bitwarden.server:latest.tar
docker load < bitwarden.server:latest.tar

[JeffAlyanak]

@robina80 You don't need the SDK on your host machine at all. The license generator is built entirely inside a container.

It's hard to tell exactly what was going wrong, but my best guess is that you still had an outdated docker container or image that wasn't being rebuilt and when running the build process for the license generator the out-of-date image was being used.

Sounds like you've gotten this solved now, though?

[robina80]

thanks Jeff,

i then realised when i did a docker images bitbetter api license gen and identity was running so maybe if i removed them it would had worked