Bug #57
GDP Make Error
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Description
I have pulled the most recent versions of GDP, but when I run sudo make, I receive a fatal error. I've attached the error for Swarm Box and Raspberry Pi.
I was wondering this is the issue that causes me not being able to subscribe to the logs recently.
Thanks.
Nima
History
#1 Updated by Eric Allman over 5 years ago
- Status changed from New to In Progress
- Assignee set to Eric Allman
Have you tried running adm/gdp-setup.sh? The recent query-by-timestamp function has added a dependency on libdb.
#2 Updated by Nima Mousavi over 5 years ago
I just tried gdp-setup.sh.
On Raspberry Pi it doesn't work because Raspbian is not supported by the script. Does this mean that only the query by time will not work on RPi? Or new versions of gdp cannot be used because the make does not finish?
And on SwarmBox it gets stuck while trying to setup bluez. I assume this package is not required by GDP, and part of the setup script is upgrading all existing packages, so that may be the reason for this problem.
I was able to run make without issue after this process though, so I assume the required packages where installed.
Thanks.
Nima
#3 Updated by Eric Allman over 5 years ago
- Status changed from In Progress to Resolved
This should be fixed in commit:4770b39a.
Note that Raspbian is not an officially supported platform. It will probably require some manual tweaks (such as possibly installing packages by hand) in order to compile.
#4 Updated by Nima Mousavi over 5 years ago
Is it possible to have a list of the packages that are required, so that I can perform these manual tweaks?
Thanks.
#5 Updated by Eric Allman over 5 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Feedback
Nima, sorry, I never responded to your question. The most current list of packages is going to be in adm/gdp-setup.sh. That will require reading a bit of C code, but it isn't too hard — there's one case statement starting around line 40 (source:adm/gdp-setup.sh#L40) that has the package list for all the platforms.
If you can verify that you're up and running I'll close this issue out (or you can yourself).
#6 Updated by Nima Mousavi over 5 years ago
Thank you very much.
I've been trying to run on another RPi system (Ubuntu Mate OS) which seems to work for now. I'll try Raspbian soon and let you know.
#7 Updated by Eric Allman over 5 years ago
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed