Closed rplati closed 3 years ago
Maybe we need to upgrade to 5.15.x. Could you see if 5.15.2 works?
dockerfiles/splash/download-qt-installer.sh
attempts to download the file
http://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/$QT_SHORT_VERSION/$QT_FULL_VERSION/qt-opensource-linux-x64-$QT_FULL_VERSION.run
This .run file is missing from all of the 5.15.x versions' folders. v 5.12.10 is the closest I could find to 5.14.1.
So they are preventing offline installation on purpose :disappointed:
Oh, there’s https://download.qt.io/archive/qt/5.14/
So I guess for the time being a simple URL change may do the trick.
Upgrading Qt later will not be trivial, though. It’s starting to look like we will need to have the image build it from source. Maybe we need to find or create a Docker image that provides a Qt build, so that this Dockerfile does not take forever to build.
https://www.docker.com/blog/compiling-qt-with-docker-multi-stage-and-multi-platform/ may be an interesting read
@Gallaecio, fixing the URL in /dockerfiles/splash/download-qtwebkit-source.sh did the trick.
Somewhat new to github pull requests - do I fork and request to merge?
do I fork and request to merge?
Yes, that’s it. Thanks!
After QT’s open-source repository was down for a few days, QT components v 5.14.1 (referred to by Splash’s Dockerfile) are no longer available in QT’s repository. Re-building the Docker image fails.
Reverting to QT version 5.12.10 allows image build to succeed, but the container started from the resulting image crashes with the following log.