BIGTOP-3077: OpenSuse-42.3 packages install error #390
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Update libapr1 to use distro version. Fixed packages dependency issue on aarch64. Change-Id: I043b701b4bd5b89eea7488e21ace939624528310 Signed-off-by: Jun He <jun.he@linaro.org>
Update libapr1 to use distro version. Fixed packages dependency issue on aarch64. This closes #390 Change-Id: I043b701b4bd5b89eea7488e21ace939624528310 Signed-off-by: Jun He <junhe@apache.org>
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Is there a specific reason to install libxml2-devel boost-devel libxslt-devel with the force-resolution phase ?
But I am +1 for it, anyway. I remember vaguely that there where issues with distro provided libapr1 and greenplum for suse. But lets try again with the updated distro.
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On aarch64, these libraries require libncurses5-5.9-57.1.aarch64, while the distro installed is newer libncurses5-5.9-62.1.aarch64, so it has to be specified with "force-resolution" to downgrade libncurses5 to proceed installation. |
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libxml2(-devel), libxslt(-devel) to require libncurses ?? That is a genuine bug in opensuse to be reported. The original usecase was as follows: There are two kerberos implementations in opensuse: One with a dummy kerberos and the full fledged MIT kerberos, the first is installed as default in the docker image. If you would have installed from ISO images the other one is default. The statement is needed to switch packages (remove and install) on the fly. It was not intended to work around Bugs in opensuse. but anyway, if it works, fine by me. I do not have ressources to test. |
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Yes, seems this bug only affects aarch64 based distro. |
Update libapr1 to use distro version. Fixed packages dependency issue on aarch64. This closes apache#390 Change-Id: I043b701b4bd5b89eea7488e21ace939624528310 Signed-off-by: Jun He <junhe@apache.org>
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Update libapr1 to use distro version. Fixed packages dependency issue
on aarch64.
Change-Id: I043b701b4bd5b89eea7488e21ace939624528310
Signed-off-by: Jun He jun.he@linaro.org