16:02 <SemiNus> hi

16:04 <SemiNus> Question: Is there an archive of older sandstorm versions?

16:05 <SemiNus> I tried:

16:05 <SemiNus> curl https://install.sandstorm.io | bash

16:05 <SemiNus> but my kernel is too old

16:05 <SemiNus> 2.6.32-042stab123.9

16:18 <xet7> SemiNus: I guess you are trying to run Sandstorm on OpenVZ, it most likely does not work.

16:19 <SemiNus> xet7, nah, I am trying to install it on a virtual machine running Debian 8.7

16:19 <SemiNus> actually I want to install "wekan" (a kanban board)

16:20 <SemiNus> however, nothing works

16:20 <SemiNus> a friend and I have been trying it the whole day

16:20 <xet7> SemiNus: Wekan does work without Sandstorm, you can chat about it at #wekan

16:23 <TimMc> SemiNus: I run Sandstorm on Debian 8. Why the old kernel?

16:30 <SemiNus> TimMc, a virtual server which I cannot change the kernel of

16:48 <sknebel> That looks like an OpenVZ kernel. and even if it isn't, I'm pretty sure Sandstorm never worked on kernels that old

20:33 <kentonv> SemiNus (no longer online), sorry, Sandstorm never supported 2.6. The minimum version was originally 3.13, and then we actually turned it back to 3.10 to support CentOS, but we absolutely require containerization features in 3.10 for the system to work.

20:34 <kentonv> and yeah, that looks like an openvz kernel. Unfortunately a lot of cheap "virtual private servers" still use OpenVZ even though it is really old and insecure. :/