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Sign upSetup script in Qubes-builder fails to find dependencies #2910
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paraschetal
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Changing python-sh to python2-sh in the Makefile worked for me on Fedora 25.
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Changing python-sh to python2-sh in the Makefile worked for me on Fedora 25. |
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Allow setting component specific CC, CFLAGS, LDFLAGS from conf file #22
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@andrewdavidwong this issue should be fixed now |
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Yes it seems like it, thanks! |
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Setup script in Qubes-builder still fails to find dependencies when building template #3038
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anoadragon453 commentedJul 14, 2017
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Qubes OS version (e.g.,
R3.2):R3.2
Expected behavior:
make install-depsinstalls all required dependencies.Actual behavior:
make install-depsdoes install all dependencies but thesetupscript always fails to find thepython-shpackage. Build fails with the following:Steps to reproduce the behavior:
builder.conf./setupand see as it fails to find python-sh, attempts to install, but it's already installed.python-shis not installed.General notes:
I believe this may be an issue with Fedora's repos. It seems the setup script uses the following command to check if
python-shis installed:Running this on my system I get:
It can't find it even though it is installed, however:
It can find the
python2-shpackage, which is what is installed when one requestspython-sh.This is running Fedora 25, so likely a problem with the latest version switching to python3 by default.
Oddly enough just changing
python-shtopython2-shin the script still reports that it's not installed...Building on Fedora 25 (maybe only for R3.2?) seems to thus be broken for all templates.