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_yrp authored
On recent Ubuntu, 'time' is provided either by the 'time' package, or as a bash builtin. It's not present in sh, or installed by default. This causes 'pip install keystone-engine' to fail. So, one of the following needs to happen: -'time' package is added to the pre-reqs -switch this script to bash -remove the 'time' call around make I've axed the call to 'time', but really whatever you think is best.
_yrp authoredOn recent Ubuntu, 'time' is provided either by the 'time' package, or as a bash builtin. It's not present in sh, or installed by default. This causes 'pip install keystone-engine' to fail. So, one of the following needs to happen: -'time' package is added to the pre-reqs -switch this script to bash -remove the 'time' call around make I've axed the call to 'time', but really whatever you think is best.