Closed maru-rei closed 1 year ago
Hi, thank you for bringing this to our attention. I already see the issue our na-pipeline says DOCKERLAYPA=loghi/docker.laypa
, but does not use this. You can change the docker name from docker.laypa to loghi/docker.laypa or $DOCKERLAYPA in this line https://github.com/knaw-huc/loghi/blob/f486a3f1df39295b5e448e7f5f0b3d9191745f64/na-pipeline.sh#L82C16-L82C205 This appears to have gone wrong during a merge. Will push this fix shortly
Fixed in https://github.com/knaw-huc/loghi/commit/ea238234356649b957ecc2d156b322e5396a2b2e . Could you check if this resolves all your issues? Thanks in advance
ea23823 solved all issues, many thanks!
Hi, I'm trying to run Loghi on Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS.
I'm trying this on a real Ubuntu system instead of WSL (had different problems with that) but I can't get past the following error when running
na-pipeline.sh
(full output at the end of this post):Running
docker images --all
shows the image should there:What I've done so far is I initially followed the quickstart guide but got errors (different from the current issue). So I manually pulled the docker images, more errors. Eventually manually cloned the four submodules (
git submodule update --init --recursive
gives permission errors) and built them following the guide (using./buildAll.sh
). This process has given me the most success on WSL where I can run Loghi on the CPU but not the GPU. No such luck on this system, however.System information:
Full output/errors running
./na-pipeline.sh ~/loghi/input/
: