Error installing GhostScript #38084
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WFM. Does |
No WFM... I'm getting the same error with that command. I've downloaded and installed several other Formulae, but this one won't download. |
Weird. What does your |
This is
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@tdsmith Did we ever decide to do anything about the non-Homebrew Python warning? @circleb None of that looks like a problem. You might want to delete the |
I'm getting the same error with the |
Interesting. Might be a problem with the system Same with Homebrew's |
@DomT4 No, I followed the conversations back to when it was added and Adam had observed genuinely bad build behavior, so it's worth flagging. @circleb The output of |
Brew's |
Here's the trace:
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Interesting. Brew's |
So am I looking at a problem too big to be fixed by uninstalling and reinstalling brew and it's components—like do I need to do a fresh install of my OS? |
It's not likely to be quite that severe. It could be as simple as there being an outdated cert in your keychain somewhere, or it might be some other little bug. A single certificate error seems possible, given you're able to make SSL/TLS connections to other links. Could even be a bug in |
So, should I start by just clearing out all of my certificates from the keychain? |
Not unless you never want to be able to make an SSL/TLS connection again 😉. Give me a bit, I'm trying to hunt around for any precedence on Sourceforge and that particular error. Is it just that link, or do you have a problem with Sourceforge in general? If you want to work around it, you could do |
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Ok, man I'm sorry! I didn't realize you were looking around for me! |
I did the reinstall w/
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Sorry, you'll have to use the actual link. I was being lazy.
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Gotcha! I'm a little behind the curve... |
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This: |
Can you add the |
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Thanks. There was an old bug in
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I get exactlly the same thing with all of them:
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😢 Guess it's not that old bug then. What is your DNS set to? |
I have |
Hmm. Can you try temporarily removing the |
Still get the same error.
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Alright, guess we can rule out the old Standard disclaimer: You should presume I'm desperate to steal all your data and be suitably paranoid about what I'm about to tell you. I'm not, and I'm essentially duplicating instructions from Go to http://curl.haxx.se/docs/caextract.html and right click on You can save it to any directory. I just plucked for downloads because it's easy/tidy.
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It wouldn't let me install the certificate. Keychain tells me: An error has occurred. Unable to import an item. The contents of this item cannot be retrieved. |
You don't install the certificate. You just use it on the command line the once to check if the certs are the problem. Just a right click > save > command-line curl test printed above in the code block :). |
I see! I'm still getting the same thing:
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Welp. Almost certainly a problem with |
I haven't messed with at all...
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Yup. Nothing odd there at all. Did you have any success with the brewed |
It was the same issue. |
Weird. But makes sense I guess given the same certs are used. Try this process:
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That spit out a huge error, at this point I don't think it's worth pursuing further, I was able to get ghostscript installed (it didn't fix the original issue I was having). I'm trying to get ImageMagick working with Apache/PHP and it seems like we may be making some headway there. THANKS A MILLION for your effort! |
No problem! Thanks for bearing with me whilst I tried to cross off the trillion possibilities, and sorry we couldn't get to the bottom of it. One day I will find an answer to these seemingly random |
I'm getting this error when trying to install ghostscript, does anybody know why?
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