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Meteorite bundle failure #13

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wbashir opened this issue May 26, 2013 · 7 comments
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Meteorite bundle failure #13

wbashir opened this issue May 26, 2013 · 7 comments

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@wbashir
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wbashir commented May 26, 2013

I am having some issues getting mrt demeteorizer to work. I got this error after running with both '-n' version and with the sudo command. It might have to do with meteorite

mrt bundle generation complete.
Extracting bundle.
ERROR: Error: Command failed: tar: Error opening archive: Failed to open

@InconceivableDuck
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What happens when you manually run "mrt bundle" against your project?

@wbashir
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wbashir commented May 27, 2013

For some reason , the tar file gets placed in /packages and can't be read by demeteorizer. Where is the tar file supposed to end up at? I created the /packages directory so i can use npm packages with meteor

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when you use mrt bundle it should end up in the same dir. so if your in \app (whatever the name of your Meteor app is), and you run mrt bundle and it'll end up in that \app\meteor-normalized.tar.gz

@InconceivableDuck
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What version of Meteor are you using?

@wbashir
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wbashir commented May 28, 2013

I am using the latest version of meteor although i run meteorite when i develop, so i get the running from checkout console output (0.6.3 ). @BretFisher - I ran mrt bundle and the file as i expected was not in my \app folder. I am going to make a new project and see if i can reproduce it.

@wbashir
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wbashir commented May 29, 2013

I may have ran into permission woes from reading the meteorite package.

https://github.com/oortcloud/meteorite

I will try to use demeteorizer again and check. Thanks

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wbashir commented Jun 19, 2013

This was due to an older version of meteorite bundling and placing files in the wrong place

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