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@TeXitoi what distribution are you on? for trusty this was indeed a pain so i opted to backport it and stick the dependencies in a ppa: https://github.com/kevinkreiser/prime_server#grab-some-deps
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debian stable
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ok i'll see what i can do. i dont know much about how the process differs for debian, but i am certain we can make debian packages somehow. in the mean time i will say its incredibly easy to install these from source, every single one of them is something like:
cd src_directory
./autogen.sh #only on some of them
./configure #zmq needs the libsodium flag passed
sudo make install
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OK, I'll add it to my build script : https://github.com/TeXitoi/valhalla-compile/
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sweet, i can pr that if you like!
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I'm doing it. I must check that I can still have zmq from the distrib at the same time to not interfere with my navitia build.
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ok no problem, let me know if you encounter issues
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OK, thanks
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https://github.com/zeromq/czmq is also needed?
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yes, it has support for zbeacon which is a service discovery module. quite useful for automatic configuration (future feature of prime_server)
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TeXitoi/valhalla-compile@3446727
Seems to work. Didn't use libsodium as it is not in trusty (for travis). No problem so far, and as I don't use https for the moment, I suspect I don't need libsodium.
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that is correct. libsodium is not needed. the default packages in xenial had support for it enabled so i just kept it there as it was less work for me when back porting (was able to use the same source tarball). thanks for working through this on your end!
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Related Issues (20)
- Error: possibly undefined macro: m4_esyscmd HOT 20
- prime_server.cpp:455 proxy_t: bad_function_call HOT 22
- testsuite fail HOT 1
- Prime server bad function call error HOT 2
- CMake installation issues
- Consider editing repository setings to remove "Packages" section
- Not able to run `make -j$(nproc) -k test` HOT 1
- no packages for Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) HOT 1
- Higher Resolution Request Timestamping
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- Building from sources works in buster docker image but does not in bullseye HOT 6
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- Compilation on Amazon Linux failed due to pthread
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- Export targets for CMake
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