FATA[1977] salt-call completed but had failed states

[jofrep]

When installing SIFT some components fail to install.
I have tested it using cast v0.14.53 with both Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 22.04.5 with the same result

INFO[1974] state completed                               component=installer duration=32.019 state=/etc/foremost.conf time_begin="13:11:36.994750" time_end="13:11:37.026770"
INFO[1974] state completed                               component=installer duration=12.09 state=/usr/local/etc/foremost.conf time_begin="13:11:37.028302" time_end="13:11:37.040392"
INFO[1974] state completed                               component=installer duration=4.791 state=sift-config-tools time_begin="13:11:37.044234" time_end="13:11:37.049025"
INFO[1974] state completed                               component=installer duration=3.781 state=sift-config time_begin="13:11:37.068985" time_end="13:11:37.072766"
INFO[1974] state completed                               component=installer duration=0.97 state=sift-desktop-include time_begin="13:11:37.073009" time_end="13:11:37.073979"
INFO[1977] log file location                             component=installer file=/var/cache/cast/installer/logs/saltstack.log
INFO[1977] results file location                         component=installer file=/var/cache/cast/installer/logs/results.yaml
WARN[1977] first failed state                            comment="One or more requisite failed: sift.python-packages.volatility.sift-python-volatility-community-plugins" component=installer run_num=270 sls=sift.python-packages.volatility
INFO[1977] statistics                                    component=installer failed=45 success=632 total=677
INFO[1977] salt-call completed but had failed states     component=installer
FATA[1977] salt-call completed but had failed states

saltstack.log

[digitalsleuth]

Hi @jofrep , some of the errors you're seeing are related to a compatibility issue between the setuptools and packaging python modules. What you can do for those is run the following:
sudo python3 -m pip install 'packaging==23.1' and that should resolve the issues for some of the Python3 states.

Some of the other errors are related to Python 2 compatibility, which I'm working on now and should have a resolution this afternoon.

[slcamosun]

Am experiencing same issue. Any updates?

[ekristen]

Closing in favor of teamdfir/sift#641 track that issue for resolution.