Closed AryanGodara closed 11 months ago
This is the root of the issue:
Package netcat is a virtual package provided by:
netcat-openbsd 1.219-1
netcat-traditional 1.10-47
E: Package 'netcat' has no installation candidate
On Debian, netcat
isn’t a package (two variations of netcat exist in the Debian package repository.) We should replace apt install netcat
with apt install netcat-traditional
and the correct package should be installed.
We need to update it here: https://github.com/mozilla-releng/balrog/blob/6f61a52d3b0e7f63ece99750f23e0963fa3efbe6/Dockerfile.test#L16
And we might need to update it here if the database image has the same issue: https://github.com/mozilla-releng/balrog/blob/6f61a52d3b0e7f63ece99750f23e0963fa3efbe6/Dockerfile.database#L6
This is the root of the issue:
Package netcat is a virtual package provided by: netcat-openbsd 1.219-1 netcat-traditional 1.10-47 E: Package 'netcat' has no installation candidate
On Debian,
netcat
isn’t a package (two variations of netcat exist in the Debian package repository.) We should replaceapt install netcat
withapt install netcat-traditional
and the correct package should be installed.We need to update it here:
And we might need to update it here if the database image has the same issue:
Thanks @gabrielBusta Is this something I can open a PR for, Or just a local change I can make? (Also, if this is PR worthy, maybe the Outreachy applicants can do this one hehe, since it'll be good experience for them)
You could open a PR. It is a good first issue for an applicant to get familiar with the PR process :)
can this be assigned to me?
You could open a PR. It is a good first issue for an applicant to get familiar with the PR process :)
Ahh, in that case, maybe an applicant should look into this :)
When I run
docker-compose up
or evensudo docker-compose up
(After the export command). I get the following error : -(This happens after compose has pulled 1-2 images, and a lot of data has been downloaded from docker-hub).
I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, on an intel amd64 CPU (8GB ram, 200gb disk space on a dual booted system, if this is relevant)
I'm pasting the entire output here in case it's helpful :-