Open NTC4818 opened 7 months ago
ahupp
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7 months ago I assume you are the person who mailed me about this? I suspect what is happening is that the python version you're using is linked against an older libc than libmagic is built with. Even if that libc exists on the machine, you can't have to different versions in one process. Where is your python binary coming from?
NTC4818
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7 months ago It is the official python binary from AWS version 3.8 but if I can get anything + 3.7 I’m good with that if anyone has a file working
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I assume you are the person who mailed me about this? I suspect what is happening is that the python version you're using is linked against an older libc than libmagic is built with. Even if that libc exists on the machine, you can't have to different versions in one process. Where is your python binary coming from?
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ddelange
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5 months ago ^ for now, can you try the following install command and report back if it works?
pip install python-magic --force-reinstall --find-links https://github.com/ddelange/python-magic/releases/expanded_assets/0.4.28Awesome, sorry I missed that note. I will spin up an ec2 with python 3.9 and run the following command, prepare it as a lambda layer and place where I currently have python 3.8 version and test run. Do you think there is anything else I would need to change for that to be functional? Thanks a million
NTC4818
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5 months ago Not quite the ticket. I built the layer as requested with the pip install command with pip 3.9 and then updated the brotlipy layer as well with 3.9 and received the following error. [ERROR] Runtime.ImportModuleError: Unable to import module 'lambda_function': No module named 'brotli._brotli' Traceback (most recent call last) Not sure if this has been seen in the past layer development and maybe the packaging of the layers need to be packaged together. Thanks
ddelange
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5 months ago NTC4818
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5 months ago Still Not reading as it was in python 3.7, any ideas why it might be acting differently. It is running in aws lambda environment
Tried lots of internal remapping and building with libmagic, but no success. Seems it is looking for a fundamental part of the container that is not there, but I am not sure. I built the library with Ubuntu 22.04 and here is the main error I see when executing in AWS Lambda /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.28' not found (required by /var/task/lib/libmagic.so.1). I have pulled the libmagic.so.1 as recommended on other forms from an ec2 to be part of the execution.