Closed jprankl closed 3 years ago
Hello, I bumped into the same error about lsof
. It seems lsof
is a dependency for MAJA. I just installed it ($ yum install -y lsof
) and now restarting the task.
EDIT: seems to be working nicely, now
Ahh, yes, thanks. I installed several dependencies, but that I missed. The second error (I posted above) is gone, the first one still appears, but maybe that's because of initialization on a totally cloudy image. So I will close it. Thanks again!
[offtopic] @jprankl is it possible to share your Dockerfile?
Dear @c00kiemon5ter , I did not write a proper Dockerfile, but only used an existing Ubuntu 20.04 container and installed Maja manually. Would be nice to have a Dockerfile:-) For now, I can write down the essential steps I did?
Yes, that would be nice! Given that, I can try to come up with a proper Dockerfile ;)
@c00kiemon5ter I created a separate issue #80 with the steps I did. I hope it helps.
Hey @c00kiemon5ter in case you are still interested, here is a working Dockerfile: https://github.com/rohitshetty/maja-docker
Dear Oliver,
Dear Peter,
thanks for the new Maja release. After some dependency issues (already mentioned in #73 ) I was able to compile it. I can also run startmaja and it produces L2A products, but it always ends with an error. Same behavior of the binary version and my own compiled version. Did I mismatch some parameters or do I have some bad configuration?
I am running Maja on Ubuntu 20.04 in a docker container.
I started from scratch with:
Maja detected the following configuration:
The following error comes for the first product:
and for the following products:
Some detailed log files: log_verbose_cmd_20201122.txt.tar.gz S2B_MSIL1C_20200101T100319_N0208_R122_T33UWP_20200101T110654.log.tar.gz S2A_MSIL1C_20200103T095401_N0208_R079_T33UWP_20200103T102451.log.tar.gz
Thanks for your help.
Johann