Closed jerdna-regeiz closed 5 years ago
Not sure where that one comes from, but are you trying to install misp-modules in python 2? If yes, that is the problem.
This is not a misp-modules
issue but an issue with misp-docker
. It does not occur in Harvard's docker or https://github.com/Podictive/MISP-docker. I'd suggest the latter since it has less layers.
The docker image fails when installing misp-modules.
And yes, MISP/misp-docker isn't properly maintained.
Hi @jerdna-regeiz, You can also try the following ready misp-modules container https://hub.docker.com/r/dcso/misp-dockerized-misp-modules/. It is an part of a whole environment, but it csn also be used alone.
Kind regards
building docker misp failed - in my dockerfile i added a line to upgrade PIP and also replaced the pinned version of aiohttp ( hope it still works ) RUN cat REQUIREMENTS | sed 's/aiohttp==3.4.4/aiohttp/g' > REQUIREMENTS
this allowed my build to finish
Hey,
first thanks for MISP! Currently sitting in the training in Hamburg!
I found installing misp-docker due to an error installing misp-modules. The issue seams a dependency on functools32 coming from pymisp in the requested commit and functools32 being not available for py3.
Using the tag 'v2.4.102' instead of the commit hash in REQUIREMENTS fixes the issue (but most likely one should dig deeper and see where the requirement is coming from in the first case).
Cheers, Andrej