Ohh, I thought I was able to run it, since running elasticsearch with the install archive method (mentioned above) works. I even managed to run it with the Debian Package method (Though it installs latest stable 7.7.x, which isn't recommended by DEV), with the command sudo -i service elasticsearch start (init), their Debian guide recommends checking !
I don't get any errors printed in either of them, and even bin/setup prints output for the Elasticsearch part. Here's the output that I get for bin/setup. I also get correct output when I send a cURL GET request via curl -X GET "localhost:9200/?pretty" . Not that familiar with how elasticsearch works in case there is a different aspect that isn't working!
Thanks for the information! ❤
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Ohh, I thought I was able to run it, since running
elasticsearchwith the install archive method (mentioned above) works. I even managed to run it with the Debian Package method (Though it installs latest stable 7.7.x, which isn't recommended by DEV), with the commandsudo -i service elasticsearch start(init), their Debian guide recommends checking !I don't get any errors printed in either of them, and even
bin/setupprints output for the Elasticsearch part. Here's the output that I get forbin/setup. I also get correct output when I send a cURL GET request viacurl -X GET "localhost:9200/?pretty"
. Not that familiar with howelasticsearchworks in case there is a different aspect that isn't working!Thanks for the information! ❤