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2.276.1 @ Ubuntu 18.04: ldd: ./bin/libSystem.Security.Cryptography.Native.OpenSsl.so: No such file or directory
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Symlinking the expected library paths to the actual library paths seems to resolve the errors: cd runner/bin
for lib in $(find . -name 'System.*'); do
toFile=$(echo "$lib" | sed -e 's/\.\/System\./.\/libSystem./g')
if ! [ -f $toFile ]; then
sudo ln -s $lib $toFile
fi
done Credits go to this stackoverflow user. |
thanks for reporting, we will fix this soon. |
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we rolled back this update so closing this |
FYI @hross I just hit this exact same issue with
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@hross Still seeing with 2.283.1:
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@hross Hit this with |
Still seeing this with the latest version |
Update: Nevermind, I forgot to add
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Still experiencing this when running
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still facing this error in 2.296.2 when running ./config |
I saw the exact same message as @NoelOmo and @eumoh1601. The problem was I had downloaded the runner for macOS, and then tried to install it on Linux. |
I'm facing the same issue on runner version TLDR; Long Version:I wanted to run ARM64 runners for my GH project to build binaries, so I tried to set it up from the releases folder. I already had the script to setup X86 runners which I took reference from here, but the script didn't work. So finally I decided to check how actually they build and release the To solve this, you'll need to run repo builds on ARM based system to support ARM 🤷♂️. If you want to build manually here are the commands |
Same issue: actions-runner-linux-x64-2.303.0 ldd: ./bin/libcoreclr.so: No such file or directory | ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
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I was struggling with this and realized it was PEBKAC. I was trying to install the MacOS runner on Linux. Check and make sure you aren't doing the same. |
Describe the bug
I'm trying to install a self-hosted runner on Ubuntu 18.04 using the automation script and I get the following errors:
The runner reports to be started successfully but the errors seem to be related to .NET upgrade from v3 to v5 and I'm unsure if I can rely on the runner working correctly.
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