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ImportError: pikepdf's extension library failed to import #8
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I'm experiencing the same issue on Ubuntu 20.04.3 (aarch64) |
I am also having the same issue. Using this image on a raspberry pi 4B (4GB) with default raspberry pi os (32bit). |
same on raspberry 4b 8GB with Ubuntu 21.04 64bit. |
I had the same issue on Ubuntu 20.04.1 aarch64 And I fixed it with connecting to the container and running this command |
@Darlekesh yup, that worked. thank you! |
Might want to leave this issue open until it's fixed in the actual image |
@Darlekesh Unfortunately that did not work for me on Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB) with default Raspberry Pi OS (32bit). |
Since it has been taking so much time to resolve this issue, I reverted to the paperless-ng docker image offered by the official project. They luckily have an image for the rpi. |
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This is still an issue. Building pikepdf wheel does not work on Docker for Mac (M1, aarch64):
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Same error here still |
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This is still an issue, tried installing last night on Raspberry Pi 4 4gb. |
Also seeing the same issue. It looks like a task fails due to memory issue on first boot. Just relaunch again fresh, and it looks like it didn't crash on it first boot. (I removed all storage before restarting) 07:21:01 [Q] INFO Process-1:8 ready for work at 428 Attempting to import an .pdf and getting errors. 07:24:01 [Q] INFO Process-1:7 stopped doing work |
getting issue on arm64 as of today
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Same issue here :
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I had this same issue, and after some testing and with the help of previous comments here, the following commands worked for me on rpi 4GB |
As @vemek stated, it is not building on Apple Silicon (M1). |
Could you try the following:
I was getting similar issues on my raspberry pi 3. The above steps fixed it for me. |
Hey, I'm facing an issue that I suspect to be at least related to this one if not the same. My Setup:
What I am facing is that on upload of a file the whole process of processing the file stops because of an error. The corresponding Log shows:
Now the reason why I suspect this phenomenon to be related is that the import of pikepdf is part of the fault-path (which can be seen in the given log). I was not able to find out whether a fix for the bug described in this issue was already distributed in newer version which thereby could have caused this different but similar error. I tried resolving the problem the way @kurosch suggested but without any success.
I did try as well to build the image locally but this did not work either due to other errors (not sure if relevant to this issue). As I am trying for over a week now and I don't seem to find any solution, has anybody an Idea what else I could try to get the whole thing working? |
Why does this issue keep getting comments, while noone tests pr? |
Sorry that I missed to address you @Roxedus ,
Although as I am not 100% sure if the error occurring to me is the same as to the others so it might be that it solves their problem. |
Can you try to exec into the container and do an |
@tobbenb apk seems not to exist in the container and I somewhat failed to install it.
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Sorry, i don't know why I thought it was using alpine as the base OS. |
Quick and happy update! I'm going to try to figure out whether its just the re-installation of libxslt1.1 that fixes the problem or if it is the combination with the image provided by @Roxedus .
When I got any new information on this topic I'll attach it here! |
So after a few more tests it seems to work only on some files, on others not. I tried to find a common property on the files working and the files not working but I didn't find any correlation. The error now occurring on some files is:
Besides this probably being a different issue, i find it somewhat interesting other exceptions ocuring during exceptionhandling. I guess that should not be. |
@Roxedus I am tested it and it doesn't work, still. The error is identical to @AnomalieXB-6783746. |
After some more research it seems like this could be a bug in papaerless-ng itself |
Still having this issue. I opened a dupe issue, which was closed. |
Consider GitHub.com/Linux-Server/docker-paperless-ngx as alternative. I think the maintenance effort for Ng is unnecessary because ngx has been established |
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Same issue here with the latest image on docker running with portainer.
@jemelo's set of commands worked for me after accessing the container with
Running on a Raspberry Pi 4B 4GB RAM with Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit). |
works for me, thx |
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Still having issue on raspberry pi 4gb running ubuntu 22.04 |
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I'm still having the issue, rpi 4gb running ubuntu 20.04. |
O kind of quit on it and started developing my own paperless system, but
since I’m involved on it I will try these options, sorry.
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Expected Behavior
Uploading a document into the paperless-ng web application should trigger an OCR process and the file should be available afterwards.
Current Behavior
The upload process stops at 'Upload complete, waiting...' and nothing happens. The web application itself is fully functional, also the Django admin backend. Just the upload process seems not to work at all.
Steps to Reproduce
Environment
OS:
Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) - Raspberry Pi 4
CPU architecture:
arm32
How docker service was installed:
Via portainer, official repo from DockerHub
Docker logs
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