NodeJS issue

Hi All,

Installed NodeJS 20.11.0 and tried to set it up for one of the user profiles and keep getting an issue.

When I go to the Node.js Manager, I get the add new application now. When the general settings come up, I select the user account and the NodeJS Version says First install of NodeJS version. I select it and the configuration comes up. I select the version and install. Once completed, it shows None NodeJS version installed!

What OS & version are you running?

Running Centos Steam 8. Trying to put in NodeJS 20.

Anyone?

My only suggestion would be to get off of CentOS Stream and migrate to AlmaLinux 8. A rolling release is not a good foundation for a server! (CWP only listed support for it initially because it was the only game in town, but now we have Rocky & Alma for EL8 releases that have LTS, with upgrade paths to EL9 when CWP supports it).

Thanks for the suggestion. It's just, the EL8 and rocky have the following warning:

Compatible but with possible issues, Recommended is to use CentOS 8 Stream or CentOS 7

Why would the suggestion be to use CentOS 8 Stream? This is causing confusion and hesitation.

Currently AlmaLinux 8.x is the recommended OS for CWP currently.

Like with many things, the website needs to be updated.

Okay, so I installed Alma Linux and still running into the issue.

More information.

Installed the NodeJS manager and have "None application created" when going to the list. I select the Configurations and install the node version 20.11.1 LTS and get the message that it was successful. I rebooted the server just for my want to be thorough.

The mod_nodejs still shows None NodeJS verison installed, which is an issue for that was selected prior.

Getting a little frustrated with this issue.

Then the only thing I could suggest is to open a support ticket directly with CWP, and let them login and take a look.

If you still encounter this issue. Maybe you can try to install the NodeJS manually (not from the CWP GUI). I use AlmaLinux 8, I have set up my NodeJS 20.x and it works well.