Upgraded to Expedition 1.1.52.1, Lost the Best Practices functionality; can this be reinstalled?

[tayloa29]

The upgrade ran OK, but I think it required Python 3.7 to get the Best Practices upgraded and since it could not find the package, I belive it uninstalled that code.  Is there a way to install the Best Practices code to match my Expedition version 1.1.52.1 ?

Thanks in advance,

Ashley Taylor

[JamesMurphy]

My issue is the same.

There seems to be two problems.

Python, the "apt_get" module  is missing (I did find a kind of workaround linking the existing apt_get.* to simply apt_get.so)

But the other problem is a coding issue (seen in /tmp/error)

Notice: Undefined index: template_extra in /var/www/html/bin/configurations/output/output_function.php on line 148
148
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/var/www/html/libs/ansible/xml-to-ansible.py", line 523, in <module>
main()
File "/var/www/html/libs/ansible/xml-to-ansible.py", line 131, in main
for grps in d["entry"]["address-group"]["address"]["entry"]:
KeyError: 'address'

HELP

[JamesMurphy]

All,

Ensure you do perform this step, I did miss it and it fixed my BPA 

bash /var/www/html/OS/BPA/updateBPA306.sh

[IvanMoore]

This step is part of the problem.  It specifically calls out python 3.7 which is not a part of the ubuntu 16.04 release.  The latest version in that release is 3.5

[dgildelaig]

The script will check the version of Python installed, and takes a different action whether it is under 3.7 or not.