Open DrMagPie opened 2 years ago
Thanks for reporting! - We should be fixing this in our next release in a few days - it was an issue with our linux build environment.
Actually I doubt this will work in Alpine. The Sourcery Linux binary is built with glibc
and we don't currently build or publish a version that is built using musl
Happy to hear that it will be fixed for Linux in general.
Sad that you didn't have have a dedicated release for 'musl'. But that shouldn't be a problem there are dirty hacks to make it work. And 'glibc' compatibility thingy for 'musl' also should work
@DrMagPie we've now released our fix for the glibc issue in 0.9.8 - could you try it out?
Thank you for letting me know. I will test it next Monday.
Hi,
I have tried it right now. The problem still persists. So or the Linux thingy was not fixed. or gcompat is not working to translate it from glibc
to musl
.
I will try to find sometime later today or tomorrow to test it with Ubuntu
or Debian
I have the same issue, any news ?
@LeGmask Since we build with glibc we are not supporting Alpine currently. Will update this issue if that changes in future.
@LeGmask Since we build with glibc we are not supporting Alpine currently. Will update this issue if that changes in future.
Well yes but I have the same issue on arch Linux ....
@LeGmask could you try the Arch linux libxcrypt workaround here? https://docs.sourcery.ai/Troubleshooting/
@LeGmask could you try the Arch linux libxcrypt workaround here? docs.sourcery.ai/Troubleshooting
Okay that's works perfectly :stuck_out_tongue: niiiice ! But since all these day it was just in the Troubleshooting section ?
Hello when Sourcery starts it throws out this error:
this is a brand new install