When provisioning a server with Fuse, the server you create with your provider may not be immediately ready for provisioning. This is often because the server is still running its package manager, which can conflict with the Fuse provisioning script.
To address this, Fuse now checks if a package manager is running on your server before starting the provisioning script. If it detects an active package manager process, Fuse waits until it finishes. This usually takes a few minutes but helps prevent conflicts from simultaneous package operations.
Additionally, because the provisioning script must run as the root user, Fuse verifies that the current user is root before checking for a running package manager and starting the script. This extra check helps ensure that Fuse can provision your server successfully.
To address this, Fuse now checks if a package manager is running on your server before starting the provisioning script. If it detects an active package manager process, Fuse waits until it finishes. This usually takes a few minutes but helps prevent conflicts from simultaneous package operations.
Additionally, because the provisioning script must run as the root user, Fuse verifies that the current user is root before checking for a running package manager and starting the script. This extra check helps ensure that Fuse can provision your server successfully.