Does anyone else run into errors with CFPM not installing things? We have this containerized for our local dev environment in Docker and are finding CFPM many times will not install certain packages... But this is only noticed after the container is built and we spin up ColdFusion...

# Install required packages with CFPM (ColdFusion Package Manager)
echo "\nInstalling ColdFusion Packages... (this may take a moment) \n"
/opt/ColdFusion/cfusion/bin/cfpm.sh install administrator,adminapi,ajax,caching,chart,debugger,document,feed,image,mail,mysql,saml,spreadsheet,zip

Would be nice if there was a way for cfpm to throw an error if something isn't installed...

Hi Jim, disable SELINUX and then install as root. It will work as expected.

This is on Debian and it works fine - sometimes :) I did see today while it was installing that it said a package was corrupt and it did attempt to install again and was successful.

Debian does have SELinux turned on by default. It's one of the devices that should have a swap partition enabled, but most cloud providers' "images" have removed that part on install. You may want to enable that, it will cut down on some errors with packages and package upgrades.