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SaladinAyyub / Lutris-RHEL-CentOS7

Lutris package for RHEL and CentOS 7.x
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Core dumped (lutris 5 script) #6

Closed IanTrudel closed 5 years ago

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

The list of things that went wrong here is way too long. The first thing is that it uses IUS repo that seems to be hardly reachable. Epel is usually the go-to repo. The second thing is that it forces install python34 while I already had it and have/use python36 anyway. Basically, it's a huge mess for me to clean up and no Lutris. :(

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

Hmmm. There seem to be a problem with IUS that is unrelated to your script. Still, the script is not working in any case.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

Is the script giving an error ? logs would be helpful.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

EPEL repo just didnt work when i tested, I also give first preference to repos like EPEL, RPM fusion, nux and then the others (in that order). Send me the logs https://pastebin.com/ or an SS.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

I am not daring to reinstall to get the log file. o_O

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

It wasn't a good idea. It really wasn't.

lutris -d
INFO     2019-06-15 22:03:49,798 [application.do_command_line:219]:Running Lutris 0.5.1.2
INFO     2019-06-15 22:03:49,798 [startup.check_driver:55]:Using NVIDIA drivers 430.26 for x86_64
INFO     2019-06-15 22:03:49,799 [startup.check_driver:59]:GPU: GeForce GTX 660M
INFO     2019-06-15 22:03:49,799 [startup.check_driver:76]:GPU: 10DE:0FD4 1043:2115 using nvidia drivers
[1]    21039 segmentation fault (core dumped)  lutris -d
SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

maybe some update broke it now "__" How is it breaking the OS ? I tested it on a VM its by no means breaking the OS tho you can always change vendors from IUS to EPEL if you want to managing python versions is not hard if you are using python for other purposes.. @BackOrder

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

@BackOrder I will test the bug on the VM till then you can go to the master branch and try lutis 4.23 :) It will work just fine..

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

Lutris doesn't like my multiple libstdc++. Normally LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.22 lutris would be enough but it is not working. Lutris will only work when the library above is symlink to /usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6. Any idea?

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

you can create a symlink of so.6.0.22 to so.6 I can add that to the script but i have to make sure i doesnt break things up.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

you can create a symlink of so.6.0.22 to so.6 I can add that to the script but i have to make sure i doesnt break things up.

This is exactly what I did but not ideal. Where are the Lutris files located? Perhaps the library can be copied along other libraries.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

Its inside python3.6/site-packages

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

Im currently working on to fix python conflicts on fresh installs as IUS and EPEL are both on exact same python version, In RHEL 8 this problem would atleast be eliminated.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

I resolved the conflict between IUS and EPEL for python36. I didnt get any errors on launching maybe a system specific issue, I can confirm that its working on a fresh installation.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

You are awesome! I will try whenever I got free time and report back to you.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

I installed Lutris based on some portions your script but without actually running the script. I'm still a little scared to use it considering the messed it made last time. So Lutris works.

One thing I would have liked is to use python36 from EPEL instead IUS. It still requires to use the one from IUS and had to removed the EPEL one.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

Please, be noted that it's impossible to install some core CentOS programs such as mock (mockbuild), that allows to rebuild rpm source packages, without EPEL python36. Do you have any idea how we could have Lutris using EPEL version instead? That would save the world from a whole lot of problems.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

See the RHEL 8 RPM its clean rpm no script needed because everything is in the Official repos or EPEL so there is no problem, but for Centos or rhel 7 not all dependencies are satisfied with EPEL so i had to use IUS.. @BackOrder

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

What are the other required packages from IUS besides python?

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

There is python3-evdev python3-pillow and few more python 3 libraries..

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

Hmmm. This is a tough one. Though pillow is available on EPEL.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

The python packages are installed through pip from my understanding. For example, yum list installed | grep evdev does not return any python3-evdev. Seems like it could absolutely use EPEL python36 without problems. I had previously manually installed the python packages on EPEL version from your instructions.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

I am not sure tho but I also give first preference to EPEL but in CentOS 7 for some reason EPEL python packages were not working for some reason.

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

May I suggest you to give it another try? Perhaps in a virtual machine or something. As previously mentioned, I had manually performed the tasks from your script on EPEL python. It had no such problems. Perhaps devs fixed the thing since you last tried.

SaladinAyyub commented 5 years ago

Oh ok i will give it a try in a VM

IanTrudel commented 5 years ago

Hi @jatin-cbs ! Python3 package is now superseding python36 and python36u in the base repository. Take a look.