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Makefile could not be extracted: Permission denied #3492
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I've continued to try and track this down, and the file that's reaching outside is generated in the Analysis section. When I'm running by hand, that analysis file generates a couple of DATA elements:
And when this is found/generated, it works fine. When I'm running under a completely scripted "create the virtualenv and then run pyinstaller" kind of setup, the Analysis is generating the
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Looks like your "completely scripted" process is some how different. Can you please check this?! |
Did you test with the most current development version? |
@htgoebel I haven’t yet tried with the latest dev version - I hit a separate error installing that when I tried the first time (was working from a stock Ubuntu 14.04 - I’ve been seeing issues with pip and setuptools installs since that “default ubuntu 14.04” install tool set is so out of date. I will try again with the latest dev tools and work through that. I’m sure there’s something wrong in different scripting, it’s understanding what that is which what I’m missing and can’t spot it. I was hoping the Analysis output that generates the |
Well, then maybe you should provide us with more information about you scripting environments. We are not clairvoyants. |
@htgoebel didnt mean to imply you were. current issue is that its not consistent for me, but the gist is when I run a sequence like:
It tends to work in same interactive terminal. When I put that into a script, then it's failing - but only sometimes. Enough to be a tad difficult. My earlier question was hoping to elicit a pointer to the code or some details on how the paths were formed in the Analysis section, since I'm not that familiar with the codebase. I was hoping that might clue me in to what the differences are. I'm working on this between other issues unrelated to this, and will try and get a more consistent reproduction and share that here. |
Are you sure you are installing pyinstaller into this venv? I'd suggest doing explicitly and also using explicit paths:
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Nevertheless I'm closing this now, since it does not look like a PyInstalelr issue, if the environment is not relyable. |
Very good, thank you for you help, I do appreciate it. |
I'm trying to debug a PyInstaller packaging issue and could use some assistance.
I'm working on Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty) with Python 2.7 and a virtualenv. When I run a scripted installation of pyinstaller to build a binary of my application, originally with
--onefile
it was failing, returning the error:When I switched to running pyinstaller with
--debug --onedir
on my software, it reflected a a security error when building the collection.The full pyinstaller output is https://gist.github.com/heckj/12a1d76035d8a68c0c2a7177fb2bc9ab, and the tail-end section with the error:
The invocation to run this was
pyinstaller --clean -y --onedir src/ruler_server.py
, so I wasn't starting from a spec file, but from a clean virtualenv environment that had all the software's dependencies installed.I did find the issue #2641, which I put up a PR for based on the issue comments, but I don't think it pertains to what I'm seeing. I'm not entirely clear on how COLLECT is coming up with that path, and would love some advice on how to back-track this and understand why it's functional when I do this by hand, but not via scripts.
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