I installed repository and client on the workstation. However AWS installer doesn’t seem to look in the right place for deadline command.
Deadline command is located in this directory and I can call it to get various info from repository.
/opt/Thinkbox/Deadline10/bin/deadlinecommand
However when trying to install AWS, it gives me this error.
[render@ptaren07 deadline]$ pwd
/home/render/deadline
[render@ptaren07 deadline]$ sudo ./AWSPortalLink-1.0.28.2-linux-x64-installer.run
Error: There has been an error.
Error running /deadlinecommand Version: /bin/sh: /deadlinecommand: No such file or directory```
I’m having the same issue, did you ever find a solution?
and of course you find the solution immediately after posting 
if anybody else is seeing the issue, running the sudo command with the -E flag (to preserve environment variables) fixs it. ie:
If anyone else has this problem but the -E doesn’t solve it:
The Installer expects the path to “deadlinecommand” (/opt/Thinkbox/DeadlineXX/bin) in the environment variable DEADLINE_PATH.
For some reason the installation doesn’t necessarily set this variable (on my Debian installation), so just set it yourself and the installation should work.
The “sudo -E” - trick only works when the env variable was set correctly in the first place.