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Trying to build update_libssl_ios failing #304

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M0rph3v5 opened this issue Dec 10, 2013 · 12 comments
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Trying to build update_libssl_ios failing #304

M0rph3v5 opened this issue Dec 10, 2013 · 12 comments

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@M0rph3v5
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script/update_libssl_ios: line 47: ./Configure: No such file or directory

I did everything according to the readme on https://github.com/libgit2/objective-git

Adding it to an iOS project, setup the search paths. Ran the bootstrap before all that.

Any ideas?

PS. Also tried the cocoapod which gives a shitload of errors from the libgit2. Seems like an older version.

@jspahrsummers
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Are you using a case-sensitive filesystem, by chance? (i.e., does configure exist, but not Configure?)

@M0rph3v5
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I'm on osx, should I try and change it to lowercase?

@jspahrsummers
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Yeah, would you mind giving that a shot? Sorry about the trouble!

@M0rph3v5
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I'm getting 'objective-git-master/External/openssl: No such file or directory' now.

@jspahrsummers
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If you run diskutil info / (or, if you're using another drive, pass that in instead), does the "File System Personality" say that it's case-sensitive?

If so, we might nonetheless be able to fix up these scripts to compensate, but using a case-sensitive filesystem on OS X is generally a bad idea, since lots of applications will fail in weird ways.

@M0rph3v5
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It says ' File System Personality: Journaled HFS+ ', I never really changed anything or reinstalled since I've got my mac.

Not really sure if that's the problem, since I have the same problem on both my iMac at work and my Macbook air at home.

@M0rph3v5
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Also the openssl file isn't there, I'm assuming the build script just still doesn't seem to work or something. Which script is supposed to place a built version of openssl in the external folder?

@alanjrogers
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@M0rph3v5 Can you post the entire output from /tmp/openssl-${ARCH}.log in a gist? I think there is probably something failing before the ./Configure line.

@M0rph3v5
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I downloaded the example and ran through the whole getting started word for word, I have a log then and all it says is:

script/update_libssl_ios: line 47: ./Configure: No such file or directory
script/update_libssl_ios: line 47: ./Configure: No such file or directory

@alanjrogers
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@M0rph3v5 there will be either a /tmp/openssl-i386.log or a /tmp/openssl-x86_64.log file on your machine.

Can you please post it to https://gist.github.com, and link it here.

It's going to be impossible to figure out what's going on without one of those log files.

@M0rph3v5
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I think we just crossed messages (removed my last one), those are all the contents of the /tmp/openssl-x86_64.log file.

@phatblat
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Stale issue, closing. If this issue is still occurring in the current version, please include the log details so it can be diagnosed. Thanks!

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