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Problems running setupmymac --docker #225
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Possibly might be related to me running things on an M2 Mac ... |
I've not tried using setupmymac with Docker; I just followed the "Installation instructions" in Docker.md |
Hmmm ... well ... unfortunately - technology-wise - I have to start at absolute 0 for every bit of tech used in whimsy and even if I manage to chew through it, this new knowledge will have absolutely no benefit for my future work. So I'll continue, but at a much slower pace and I'll keep on looking into things every time I have nothing else to do that's more pressing ... |
Do you have Xcode installed? That's usually required. |
Well I got things working at that part ... seems the gem lock files all contained a footer indicating bundler 1.17.2, so I manually updated that version to the version installed by the script. Now the setupmymac --docker script finishes correctly. However when starting things, I get an error :
Not quite sure what to do now, and I couldn't directly find anything in the documentaiton. |
I'm not sure on the exact config here, but it sounds like you need to add your LDAP username to a config file for authentication. |
Yeah ... I did that and then I got further and then it failed with the next problem ... admittedly I've given up on this thing :-/ |
So when running setupmymac for docker, this also seems to fail:
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