alanwilter / acpype

OFFICIAL: AnteChamber PYthon Parser interfacE
https://alanwilter.github.io/acpype/
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How much time is expected to complete an instalation using conda? #100

Closed ivopr closed 1 year ago

ivopr commented 1 year ago

Well, as the title says, how much time should I expect to leave it running? Yesterday I gave up when it was about 13000 seconds.

Just to be sure, these are my pc specs:

Ryzen 5 4600G (6 cores, 12 threads) 24GB (16GB usable) DDR4 at 3200Mhz

Also, I was trying it on docker, with the continuumio/miniconda3 image

lkagami commented 1 year ago

Dear user, the estimated installation time is less than 10 minutes. I suggest you install the most current version of Anaconda and use the conda-forge repository to do the installation: conda install -c conda-forge acpype. Thank you for use Acpype! Regards, Luciano

ivopr commented 1 year ago

i'll try and use the docker image provided later, but as of now, it seems running conda install -c conda-forge acpype on a Dockerfile Will hang.

lkagami commented 1 year ago

why are you using anaconda in a docker image?

ivopr commented 1 year ago

I'm trying to use acpype programatically, and am trying to later deploy using a container, at the moment, this installation on a Dockerfile is the only remaining wall. All the code is already completed, Just this migration to a container remains.

lkagami commented 1 year ago

And did you try to use pip install?

ivopr commented 1 year ago

nope, I'll try later this setup then, with a base python image and manual installation. If any doubt arise I'll come back here. Thank you for the help and suggestions

ivopr commented 1 year ago

well, for some reason it installed Now in 1000s wich is acceptable. I didn't even got to try any other of the suggestions