/usr/bin/env: node: No such file or directory

[ricksturgeon]

After running prepserver and during setup of application we see that /usr/bin/env: node: No such file or directory. When we look in env node is pointing to ~/.nvm/v0.10.26/bin/node which does not exist, nvm does not exist. We are running on an EC2 linix server.

Please give us an approach to resolve.

Rick

[aldeed]

You can try installing nvm on the server yourself and then rerun the app environment setup. Or you can use meteor-up to deploy instead. I think meteor-up is better than deploymeteor, so I don't put in much effort on this anymore, but I'll accept a PR if you figure out a solution.

[jigyasam]

@ricksturgeon This is caused by nvm. I got rid of nvm altogether in the deploymeteor.sh and it worked like a charm. IMO, in production environment the node version management isn't really crucial. It makes more sense in the dev env.

[kevb]

I think meteor-up is better than deploymeteor, so I don't put in much effort on this anymore, but I'll accept a PR if you figure out a solution.

It would be nice to make this clear somewhere in the readme perhaps, to help people like myself decide which to use.