kyoshidajp
commented
6 years ago It seems like /usr/bin/pip(version is 8.1.1) is used in the install script.
/usr/local/bin/pip(version 10.0.0) is already installed in your machine, and if rm -f /usr/redash && ./boostrap.sh by root user will pass the error.
However, you will get a next new error about cryptography.
My suggestion is that downgrade pip version 9.0.3.
- Switch to root (
sudo su) - Remove installed directory (
rm -fr /usr/redash) - Edit
install_python_packagesin bootstrap.sh. Like the following.
install_python_packages() {
#pip install --upgrade pip
pip install --upgrade pip==9.0.3
# TODO: venv?
pip install setproctitle # setproctitle is used by Celery for "pretty" process titles
pip install -r $REDASH_BASE_PATH/current/requirements.txt
pip install -r $REDASH_BASE_PATH/current/requirements_all_ds.txt
}Finally, run ./bootstrap.sh will success.
arikfr
Issue Summary
I'm getting the below error whether installing in an Ubuntu 16. I've tried the script in two places:
See below in "Technical details" for the output.
Steps to Reproduce
sudo suwget https://github.com/getredash/redash/blob/master/setup/ubuntu/bootstrap.shto download the provisioning scriptboostrap.shwithchmod u+x bootstrap.shThe install ends with the error:
I have also attempted to run
bootstrap.shwhile in my regular user account withsudo ./boostrap.shandsudo -H ./bootstrap.sh.See below for full output.
Technical details: