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Installation problems on RedHatEnt6 #78
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Hi @leemmccormick, this looks like the Redhat problem where A comment in the bug report suggests running the following to fix this.
I should update the README to include information for installing libvips on RHEL-based distros. |
Perfect, that's probably the only area I didn't investigate. Thanks for your help. I agree, updating the README might be an idea. I think if I didn't have some sysadmin experience it may be difficult for others to install on anything other than Debian based distros - just a comment, not a criticism ;) Thanks again for your help, and for the incredibly useful module. |
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Adding --prefix=/usr when running configure should also prevent this problem. It doesn't here : Amazon Linux AMI |
Hi @xShirase, which version of Amazon Linux are you using? The preinstall.sh script to install libvips uses |
Actually, I used the old-school ./configure --prefix = /usr, In any case, the ldconfig trick worked. Also, I must mention that installing other stuff, like Node.js with the prefix option works :) |
@xShirase glad to hear you got it working. If you have any problems with the preinstall.sh script in the future feel free to create a new issue with details - Pull Requests with fixes also accepted! |
Hi I'm having what looks like a similar issue to the above and not sure what I'm doing wrong. Here are the steps I've taken (all from my ec2-user path). 1> $ sudo yum update [server.js located in ec2-user] var http = require('http'); var https = require('https'); var sharp = require('sharp'); I can see from the output that it found 'http' and 'https' ok, but I get the following error trying to require 'sharp' module.js:356 I'm new to EC2 and Node so no doubt I'm just missing something fairly simple. Any suggestions? |
Hi @bedrocktv please can you open a new issue with the output from running steps 3 and 4. |
Hi,
Got a bit of a weird problem which I can't pin down. I'm trying to set up sharp on Red Hat Enterprise 6 but can't get node to start the app. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.
The strange thing is libvips.so.38 is exactly where I would expect it to be, /usr/local/lib.
libvips was compiled from source.
A few things I've checked.
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