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Weirdly enough the installer fails on Debian and says it isn't supported. Is this a RHEL/CentOS only thing?
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Odd, yeah it's a fresh cloud-init provisioned Debian 11 x64 VM on Proxmox. No docker or docker-compose installed on it, just a basic minimal install.
One thought is debian minimal doesn't come with sudo, so maybe the installer is getting stuck on that..
I'll have to play with it some more.