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Build failure with -DFORCE_OWN_FLTK=ON #11
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Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): Log in a file as the formatting has eaten the original paste. |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): wget-ing from the command line retrieves a file with the right checksum - I'll try again... |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): It's zero-length when retrieved via |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): I don't think it is following the redirect. |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): Manually downloading to the expected location allows the build to proceed:
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Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): Grrr. Attached as a file again. |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): The make prior to the maual download failed fast - too fast to be actually trying to download the real file. Either it's not following the redirect or it doesn't like the surprising '*' in one of the returned urls along the redirection chain. |
Original comment by Bjoern Forsberg (Bitbucket: bforsbe, GitHub: bforsbe): I think this is caused by the same thing as issue #2 (see my last comment in that issue), that is your cmake version does not have SSL-support. I'm looking for a way to require this during configuration, i.e. stating to the user that SSL is needed, or another way of downloading the source build-time. I think it's fair to say the user should not have to encounter the terse output you see here, which isn't really notifying you of the real issue. |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): This is indeed a duplicate of #2. I can make it go away by:
after the call to cmake and before the call to make. |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): Any reason not to use the one hosted by fltk's site? |
Original comment by Bjoern Forsberg (Bitbucket: bforsbe, GitHub: bforsbe): When we implemented this on-the-fly download and install, I kept getting different checksums and subsequent hash-mismatches. As soon as I got hold of one with the correct checksum I opted to have that in a more reliable location, but in principle there's no reason not to use the fltk-site version. |
Original comment by Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown): My cuda build box can't see the external network so I'm having to work round it anyway! Downloading separately and copying into place does the trick for both fftw and fltk. |
Fix ccpem tmp run file not writing
Originally reported by: Jon Diprose (Bitbucket: well-jon, GitHub: Unknown)
Scanning dependencies of target FLTK
[ 1%] Creating directories for 'FLTK'
[ 2%] Performing download step (download, verify and extract) for 'FLTK'
-- downloading...
src='https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B942d76zVnSeazZWcExRaXIyVDg'
dst='/apps/well/relion/2.0b-20160622-gcc4.9.3/external/fltk/fltk-1.3.3-source.tar.gz'
timeout='none'
CMake Error at /apps/well/relion/2.0b-20160622-gcc4.9.3/build/FLTK-prefix/src/FLTK-stamp/download-FLTK.cmake:9 (file):
file DOWNLOAD HASH mismatch
make[2]: *** [FLTK-prefix/src/FLTK-stamp/FLTK-download] Error 1
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/FLTK.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2
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