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CentOs 7 #498

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HoffmannP opened this issue Nov 15, 2022 · 5 comments
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CentOs 7 #498

HoffmannP opened this issue Nov 15, 2022 · 5 comments
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@HoffmannP
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Hy,

I'd like to use libsingal in CentOs 7 but I can't seem to install it. I'd need GLIBC_2.28 for the compiled version or CMake 3.5 to compile it myself. Has anyone any advice how to use it anyway?

Best wishes
H0ffman

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I haven't tried it but it looks like the cmake3 package on CentOS has a new enough version of CMake. You may need to then (temporarily) make it findable as cmake, as described in these StackOverflow answers, though it would be nice™ if cmake-rs magically found cmake3. Please report back if this works for you!

@HoffmannP
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Hey @jrose-signal
thanks for the helpful reply, using cmak3 as a replacement worked pretty fine!
But now I run into the next version error as "This crate" ( I assume signalapp/boring) requires libclang 3.9.

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That's correct, you'll need to find a way to get a newer version of Clang as well.

(I know we don't document our minimum dependencies very well, but at the same time any use outside of what Signal does is "unsupported" in some sense.)

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