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This is an old issue that likely was never solved, e.g. in #7563 or #6905, usually addressed by the very kind @smikes .
I need to use node 0.12.x and its latest associated npm to be as close as possible to a deployment environment I can't control (Gandi.net's basic hosting). To be able to use an old node, I test my code in a clean Docker container with the latest Debian and node 0.12.x from nodesource.
The installation of npm packages however always fails with something that looks like the console output below. Remember that all of this runs as root.
Because this is a Debian image prepared for Docker, I'm already running this as root and there's not even a sudo command available. npm cache clean achieves nothing. The cache is in /root/.npm. The full npm-debug.log is at https://gist.github.com/giacecco/8504d2e8501b59f610d9 .
I used node in Docker systems before without ever finding this issue, this is why I presume it is related to 0.x versions of node and was solved eventually in later versions. But is there a workaround for older versions?
Thanks.
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This is an old issue that likely was never solved, e.g. in #7563 or #6905, usually addressed by the very kind @smikes .
I need to use node 0.12.x and its latest associated npm to be as close as possible to a deployment environment I can't control (Gandi.net's basic hosting). To be able to use an old node, I test my code in a clean Docker container with the latest Debian and node 0.12.x from nodesource.
The installation of npm packages however always fails with something that looks like the console output below. Remember that all of this runs as root.
Because this is a Debian image prepared for Docker, I'm already running this as root and there's not even a sudo command available.
npm cache clean
achieves nothing. The cache is in/root/.npm
. The full npm-debug.log is at https://gist.github.com/giacecco/8504d2e8501b59f610d9 .I used node in Docker systems before without ever finding this issue, this is why I presume it is related to 0.x versions of node and was solved eventually in later versions. But is there a workaround for older versions?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: