Unable to build on CentOS Stream 9

[plysdyret]

Description

Trying to build on CentOS Stream 9 bare metal server fails as root:

... COMMIT coral-edgetpu-ubuntu-18.04 --> 3d1d0547343 Successfully tagged localhost/coral-edgetpu-ubuntu-18.04:latest 3d1d0547343ed555d2eabfe644bf4bd1017f84af02081101b315335a1aa00278 docker run --rm -i --tty -v /root/pycoral/:/workspace \ "coral-edgetpu-ubuntu-18.04" /bin/bash -c "chmod a+w /; groupadd --gid 0 root; useradd -m -e '' -s /bin/bash --gid 0 --uid 0 root; echo 'root ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL' >> /etc/sudoers; su root -c 'for cpu in k8 aarch64 armv7a; do make CPU=\${cpu} COMPILATION_MODE=opt -C /workspace/ pybind tflite wheel tflite-wheel || exit 1; done'" Emulate Docker CLI using podman. Create /etc/containers/nodocker to quiet msg. groupadd: group 'root' already exists useradd: user 'root' already exists su: System error make: *** [/root/pycoral/libcoral/docker/docker.mk:40: docker-build] Error 1 ...

And fails as a regular user:

... INFO: Build completed successfully, 708 total actions mkdir -p /workspace/pycoral/pybind mkdir: cannot create directory '/workspace/pycoral/pybind': Permission denied ...

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### Issue Type Build/Install ### Operating System Linux ### Coral Device _No response_ ### Other Devices _No response_ ### Programming Language Python 3.9 ### Relevant Log Output _No response_

[hjonnala]

... INFO: Build completed successfully, 708 total actions mkdir -p /workspace/pycoral/pybind mkdir: cannot create directory '/workspace/pycoral/pybind': Permission denied ...

Please add the sudo before docker command and try to build it: pycoral/libcoral/docker/docker.mk:40:

[chrisruk]

@hjonnala Is there another solution to adding sudo, I tried that in Ubuntu 22.04, where I am getting a similar permission denied issue.

After prepending sudo I got -

"docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for coral-edgetpu-ubuntu-18.04, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied."

[chrisruk]

I managed to get around the permission denied issue doing the following -

diff --git a/docker/docker.mk b/docker/docker.mk
index 0609036..1483a68 100644
--- a/docker/docker.mk
+++ b/docker/docker.mk
@@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ docker-image:
            --build-arg IMAGE=$(DOCKER_IMAGE) $(DOCKER_MK_DIR)

 docker-shell: docker-image
-       docker run --rm -i --tty -v $(DOCKER_WORKSPACE):$(WORKSPACE) \
+       docker run --rm -i --tty -v $(DOCKER_WORKSPACE):$(WORKSPACE):z \
            --workdir $(WORKSPACE)/$(DOCKER_WORKSPACE_CD) \
-           $(DOCKER_TAG) /bin/bash -c "$(call run_command,$(DOCKER_SHELL_COMMAND))"
+           $(DOCKER_TAG) /bin/bash -c "$(call $(DOCKER_SHELL_COMMAND))"

 docker-build: docker-image
-       docker run --rm -i $(shell tty -s && echo --tty) -v $(DOCKER_WORKSPACE):$(WORKSPACE) \
-           $(DOCKER_TAG) /bin/bash -c "$(call run_command,$(MAKE_COMMAND))"
+       docker run --rm -i $(shell tty -s && echo --tty) -v $(DOCKER_WORKSPACE):$(WORKSPACE):z \
+           $(DOCKER_TAG) /bin/bash -c "$(call $(MAKE_COMMAND))"

Would be interested on how suitable this approach is.