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atlas - source not found #34
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See RIPE-NCC/ripe-atlas-software-probe#88 which should be fixed in the next version. |
@Jamesits excellent upstream bugreport (thanks for the pointer) Tried to build the .deb manually, which worked and included the scripts, but I used upstream master and Debian 12 to build it. But after that 🤦♂️ I noticed you used a specific commit. So I just tried to build it from scratch with that commit (to check the contents of the generated .deb), no dice so far (libevent build error, but that's on me and the way I'm trying to build it). |
When starting the container, the probe does not turn up (REGINIT exit with error). Currently running on Debian 12 (Bookworm). Looking into the container logs, I notice some other errors, which I wanted to report:
This refers to these lines from
/usr/local/atlas/bin/ATLAS
:So by default the container uses
dash
, which does not havesource
. Withdpkg-reconfigure dash
it can be changed back to bash (by default) or the shell scripts need to be updated. For compatibility, I'd suggest to change the default shell for this container.Looking further into the Dockerfile and then at the Debian package, the sourced scripts do not appear to be available, since this returns nothing:
dpkg -L atlasswprobe|grep 'lib.sh'
.Does anyone else also experience this issue?
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