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Unable to install Timescaledb, mac Catalina #15
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Tried to run a second time and got a slightly different error:
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I was able to get it to install by doing this one additional command before installing timescaledb:
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Also related to #13 |
@mrz1836 Your symlink worked for me as well on MacOS 11/Big Sur. Thanks for the comment! |
I'm actually having the same issue on big sur but the workaround above didn't fix it for me timescale/timescaledb#2690 |
Actually nevermind, that did work, just hadn't created the symlink properly. |
Also for the record, stuff like |
Yes- this worked for me as well after facing similar issues..as below - after I ran install for 2nd time. 1st time was a different error. Thank you @mrz1836 !! ==> cd ./build && make |
what a mess :( i also had to do this:
Now i am past missing header issues but now I have this:
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looks like timescale has given up on brew ? https://docs.timescale.com/latest/getting-started/installation |
Seems like checking out timescaledb and running the same commands - the main things missing is that postgresql@12 must be linked so things like pg_config are found... |
Yeah - timescaledb is very frustrating 🤦 - probably clang updates etc... |
after reworking all the possible NULL errors in /Users/taf2/work/timescaledb/src/subspace_store.c - i have it built... i guess these should be bugs reported to the core timescaledb project but feels like it's not being well maintained 😟 Here's what I did to get this working... apply patches
cd build all that said.. yikes works maybe mileage will vary 👍 |
use my shell script install ok!
think's @mrz1836 |
I'm getting
Homebrew installed Postgres v13.1 and the Cellar folder is at: Running macOS Big Sur. I feel like I'm close, maybe I need to add something to my .bash_profile. I had the same problem on Catalina and I solved it by using |
Just upgraded timescaledb - and it's broken again: $ createuser postgres -s Anyone have any ideas? |
@mrz1836 not saying it's correct or pretty ( would definitely not deploy to a production env with this) but my patches are working for me for local development... |
Correcting the symbolic link to use 12.6 instead of 12.5 or 12.4 did the trick for me:
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@sparc5 I think I found the way to solve your case: The reason behind is due to the obsolete of So the solution is simple: we can install openssl through brew firestly. Find a |
@taf2 I encountered the same issue once trying to install timescaledb through brew. So I downloaded the source code and build up the package by myself... During the progress of build && make, I encountered another issue due to the obsolete of |
I'm unable to install Timescaledb, after being asked by brew to update my OS to Big Sur. Running
Gives me the following output:
I'm guessing that there's some kind of incompatibility with 'sscanf'. Anyone have ideas for workarounds? |
@tranlm I got the same issue. You can, perhaps the only way to, install the timescaledb by compiling the source code by yourself.
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Thanks @volvo007. Your solution worked for me. I wasn't sure what you meant in Step 3, so I moved the entire Cellar folder to the Xcode folder. |
@tranlm Glad to hear that helps and your action is what I expected but not clarified well 👏 |
I needed to execute the following command to get it to compile on Catalina with pgsql 12.6.1
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I solved the problem with |
Using
postgres@12
and ran:Here is the brew output:
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