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An open source data acquisition system designed for use on research vessels and other scientific installations
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Install Script for Rocky Linux (9.3) #361

Closed bitos2002 closed 8 months ago

bitos2002 commented 8 months ago

Hello all !

I would like to ask you if someone has make the modifications on install_openrvdas.sh, for install openrvdas on Rocky Linux ?

Thanks !!!

davidpablocohn commented 8 months ago

Hi Oscar - not yet, but it looks like a pretty simple fix. As I understand, the Rocky distributions correspond ("bug for bug" as they say) to the RHEL distros. I'm testing out a simple fix to install_openrvdas.sh (install_influxdb.sh) that should allow them to recognize Rocky, and if it works, I'll check in a change to incorporate that.

davidpablocohn commented 8 months ago

Resolved with merge f24d63c..39c3213 master -> master

bitos2002 commented 8 months ago

Firstly , Pablo thanks for your help. After a few minor problems with the installation i can say the script works correctly for Rocky Linux 9.3 installation. I would like to comment one problem on python code. I want to start the logger with the following command: /opt/openrvdas/logger/utils/simulate_data.py --config test/NBP1406/simulate_NBP1406.yaml There are some problem with the parse module.

[rvdas@openrvdas openrvdas]$ logger/utils/simulate_data.py --config test/NBP1406/simulate_NBP1406.yaml Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/openrvdas/logger/utils/simulate_data.py", line 89, in import parse ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'parse'

I have read that parse module is deprecated in python 3.9. Do you have some modification for this issue ? Thanks !!!

davidpablocohn commented 8 months ago

Hi Oscar - I'm guessing that the problem you're running into is that, if you're running simulate_data.py from the command line, you may not be running it from within the virtual environment that the OpenRVDAS installation set up. For compartmentalization, the installation script creates a virtual environment and installs all the necessary packages inside that. To use it, you can either activate the environment for your current shell ('source venv/bin/activate'), or you can simply call the python that is defined inside the venv ("venv/bin/python logger/utils/simulate_data.py --config test/NBP1406/simulate_NBP1406.yaml") ).

Can you let me know if this solves your problem?

Also: to clarify - I believe it's the parser module that's deprecated, not parse. The latter is what's used in OpenRVDAS.

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Firstly , Pablo thanks for your help. After a few minor problems with the installation i can say the script works correctly for Rocky Linux 9.3 installation. I would like to comment one problem on python code. I want to start the logger with the following command: /opt/openrvdas/logger/utils/simulate_data.py --config test/NBP1406/simulate_NBP1406.yaml There are some problem with the parse module. @.*** openrvdas]$ logger/utils/simulate_data.py --config test/NBP1406/simulate_NBP1406.yaml Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/openrvdas/logger/utils/simulate_data.py", line 89, in import parse ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'parse'

I have read that parse module is deprecated in python 3.9. Do you have some modification for this issue ? Thanks !!!

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