Installing Cobbler on Ubuntu

July 25th, 2010 | Posted by ProfFalken in DevOps | Linux | Open-Source

I’ve started to make some changes to the Cobbler tree to enable it to run on other linux distros than the RedHat family.

First up, Ubuntu Lucid!

Install the required packages:

aptitude install python-yaml python-cheetah python-netaddr python-urlgrabber

Get the source code from my git tree:

git clone git://github.com/proffalken/cobbler.git

change to the new directory and run the setup as root:

cd cobbler
python setup.py install

and there we are, Cobbler should now be running on your server!

There are some discrepancies and it’s not working 100% yet but it will install and run.

I’ll post some more information on getting the web interface up and running in the coming hours/days/weeks as I find the time! :)

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