Closed hadigh closed 1 year ago
Hi @hadigh, thanks for the report. Can you post the entire command output? It looks like you're just posting the last hundred lines or so. You may have to expand the number of lines your terminal remembers in order to get to the first few.
Operating on limited information, my guess is either that your anaconda installation is outdated and needs to be reinstalled, or that you have an existing rsudp
environment that needs to be removed before you install a new one.
In the latter case, simply delete the ~/[ana|mini]conda3/envs/rsudp/
folder to uninstall the preexisting rsudp installation. This will trigger a new install when you rerun the script.
In the former case, you may be able to work around the error you describe by updating your conda installation (although if you have 4.13.0 this is probably not your issue). You can do this by executing the following command:
conda update -n base conda
Some of the older installations don't update smoothly, so on occasion it's easier to start over than to work through all the errors with updating. If the update command fails you may need to reinstall anaconda, which requires deleting your anaconda installation folder (usually ~/anaconda3
or ~/miniconda3
. You can preserve your existing envs by moving your ~/[ana|mini]conda3/envs/
folder elsewhere before removing the base conda folder. Move envs/
back into the base conda folder to restore the envs once the new installation is done.
If you delete the conda installation, the rsudp install script will download you a new miniconda3 installation once you rerun it.
Seeing the error messages, there is a very high chance of an existing rsudp environment under an already installed conda.
Also, can we provide an option for overwriting of existing rsudp environment during installation (via a prompt)?
Also, can we provide an option for overwriting of existing rsudp environment during installation (via a prompt)?
Sure, that shouldn't be too difficult. Most of the time it will just be in ~/<conda directory>/envs/rsudp
, and just needs to be rm -rf
'd before reinstallation. I will go ahead and take a look at adding this.
Should be resolved in #45.
Hi
I am trying to install rsudp on a Linux machine (18.04.1-Ubuntu) by running "bash unix-install-rsudp.sh"; I am getting the below error and was wondering if you can help to solve the issue! my Conda version is: conda 4.13.0