Bug Report: Can't install #108
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@JuanCab interesting. Can you paste the output of |
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BTW, I tested this using a completely new VM of Ubuntu 18.04 Live Server. |
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Interesting. what is the output of |
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When you say 'live server install', can you tell me what that means? It looks like python3-venv is in the 'universe' section of Ubuntu, which IIRC comes on by default with Ubuntu installs. It looks like that is missing. |
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Basically, I used the |
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hmm, this is very interesting! I've no idea what is happening :) If you do 'python3 -m venv /tmp/hi' does that work? Do you see a working virtualenv there? Can you also give me the output of 'apt-cache search python' and 'apt-cache search virtualenv'? |
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@JuanCab thank you for patiently working through this! I couldn't reproduce this locally in docker, and our integration tests test for this - so am not entirely sure what's going on! |
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I had tried this earlier, so I wasn't surprised. Yeah, there is no venv support installed, but |
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Can you try installing Ubuntu again see if that goes away? It looks like a lot of python3 packages aren't showing up at all. |
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Another option is to try do 'sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/*', then 'sudo apt-get update' followed by trying to install python3-venv again. |
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In any case, when I did a Could this be a problem with the latest |
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Of course, However, when I attempt to install TLJH (using the bootstrap.py) after getting python3-venv installed I get Clearly it got messed up when I tried the previous install. I did a |
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Because I fouled up, I worked with IT to try to reproduce this issue with a clean install, we were unable to reproduce it, so it may have been a one off error. What we did was the following:
At this point I downloaded the bootstrap.py file ( |
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I faced the same issue as @JuanCab did. |
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Thanks for reporting that, @raghav130593! We should probably add this to #2 |
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Just wanted to confirm that @raghav130593 works. I installed the "Ubuntu 18.04.1-live-server-amd64.iso" in a new virtualbox today. Got the same error as in the start of this issue but after using the |
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I'm having this same issue on Digital Ocean and went through all the solutions in this thread and still nothing worked. I keep getting this result:
Im not sure if I'm mounting the Ubuntu 18.04 live server iso correctly. |
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I also had this issue in a clean new virtual machine running 18.04. |
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venv was included on then python 3.6 and 3.7. pip was not included at python 3.6, so need to do ensure pip at python 3.6. And, tljh use python -m venv style, so i think pip ensuring might be better at bootstrap.py. |
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I am getting the same error on a new install of Ubuntu 18.04. I have only installed conda in /opt/anaconda, made it available to a group of users and updated the /etc/environment. I am wondering whether that is causing the issue. |
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Heya! Since this issue has had a couple of different questions, I've opened up a separate issue to specifically investigate the Universe issue in #334. Let's chat about that there. We also now have a discourse, at discourse.jupyter.org. Installation failures will probably get quicker help there, since there are more people watching. |
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@AashitaK can you please open a post in discourse about your issue? If you can tell us a little more there about what steps you took and what error exactly you were getting, that would be very useful. Thank you! |
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I wanted to update to the current TLJH version, so I created a new Ubuntu 18.04 live server install, and then tried:
but the result was
I checked, and doing
tells me
Package python3-venv is not available, but is referred to by another package.I assumed venv might be installed already and disabled the line in the
bootstrap.pyfile, but it is definitely not installed nor is any obvious variation available on apt-get list.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: