ERROR: 'pacman' failed to install missing dependencies.

2Shirt commented

2018-02-17 22:31:59 -07:00

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I'm guessing that there's a dependency in the AUR that's not met in the "installing missing dependencies" step.

Refer to the following screenshot:

using either ./Build\ Linux -u or ./Build\ Linux -b

I'm guessing that there's a dependency in the AUR that's not met in the "installing missing dependencies" step. Refer to the following screenshot: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13829537/36348602-7fccb2fa-1430-11e8-9f7a-35b69699f4b2.png) using either ```./Build\ Linux -u``` or ```./Build\ Linux -b```

2Shirt commented

2018-02-17 22:46:55 -07:00

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Might be that the sudo elevation timed-out and the the subsequent sudo call wasn't addressed in time. Perhaps I should adjust the process to expand the dependencies to include package specific dependencies. If that happens, I should also split the AUR process into multiple steps:

1. install build-time dependencies
1. build AUR packages
1. check if still elevated (and prompt if not)
1. and install AUR packages to live environment.

NOTE: This would require another dependency file to cover the build-time requirements.

If I'm wrong then the new design would at least expose the issue more accurately.

Might be that the sudo elevation timed-out and the the subsequent sudo call wasn't addressed in time. Perhaps I should adjust the process to expand the dependencies to include package specific dependencies. If that happens, I should also split the AUR process into multiple steps: * 1. install build-time dependencies * 2. build AUR packages * 3. check if still elevated _(and prompt if not)_ * 4. and install AUR packages to live environment. **NOTE**: This would require another dependency file to cover the build-time requirements. _If I'm wrong then the new design would at least expose the issue more accurately._

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2Shirt commented

2018-02-17 22:48:17 -07:00

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It is difficult to say; especially since not very much information is given. I can wait until a new version is made then try again.

2Shirt commented

2018-02-17 22:52:43 -07:00

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You can try doing the following while watching for an unexpected re-elevation:

Reboot the build environment
Rename or delete the BUILD_LINUX/live and BUILD_LINUX/temp folders
Rename or delete the existing ISO files in OUT_LINUX
Run sudo ./Build\ Linux -f
Run ./Build\ Linux -p
Run sudo ./Build\ Linux -o

You can try doing the following while watching for an unexpected re-elevation: * Reboot the build environment * Rename or delete the `BUILD_LINUX/live` and `BUILD_LINUX/temp` folders * Rename or delete the existing ISO files in `OUT_LINUX` * Run `sudo ./Build\ Linux -f` * Run `./Build\ Linux -p` * Run `sudo ./Build\ Linux -o`

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2Shirt commented

2018-02-20 14:08:38 -07:00

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I misread the error before and my earlier assesment was incorrect. I was thinking the error occured in step 4 but the error is in step 2 so the split-build process I laid out wouldn't address the issue.

After review here's the issue as I see it:

Either sudo timed out while building the AUR packages; or, Build Linux was run unelevated.
When the script attempted to build wd719x-firmware it needed to install lhasa since it's required at build-time.
This called sudo and the password was not entered within the timeout so sudo returned a non-zero exit code.
makepkg caught this and printed the error above.

I've added the build-time dependencies so they're installed before attempting to build the packages. This should resolve the issue.

I misread the error before and my earlier assesment was incorrect. I was thinking the error occured in step 4 but the error is in step 2 so the split-build process I laid out wouldn't address the issue. After review here's the issue as I see it: 1. Either `sudo` timed out while building the AUR packages; or, `Build Linux` was run unelevated. 2. When the script attempted to build `wd719x-firmware` it needed to install `lhasa` since it's required at build-time. 3. This called `sudo` and the password was not entered within the timeout so sudo returned a non-zero exit code. 4. `makepkg` caught this and printed the error above. I've added the build-time dependencies so they're installed before attempting to build the packages. This should resolve the issue.

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2Shirt commented

2018-02-28 12:38:37 -07:00

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Issue appears to still be present in Wizardkit-1.4.1-rc2. I will attempt to see if I can build the dependencies before running the script again.

Issue appears to still be present in Wizardkit-1.4.1-rc2. I will attempt to see if I can build the dependencies before running the script again. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13829537/36809135-4b485b0e-1c84-11e8-8a8d-e3401d034650.png)

2Shirt commented

2018-02-28 12:56:29 -07:00

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What was the command you used here, ./Build\ Linux -b or ./Build\ Linux -o?
The error is with pacman which doesn't build packages, it only installs packages.
It still looks like a timeout issue. You can test this by allowing pacman to be run without a password.

This can be done by running sudo visudo (or sudo EDITOR=nano visudo if you prefer nano) and adding the following line at the bottom of the file:
dev ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/pacman

1. What was the command you used here, `./Build\ Linux -b` or `./Build\ Linux -o`? 2. The error is with pacman which doesn't build packages, it only installs packages. 3. It still looks like a timeout issue. You can test this by allowing pacman to be run without a password. This can be done by running `sudo visudo` (or `sudo EDITOR=nano visudo` if you prefer nano) and adding the following line at the bottom of the file: `dev ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/pacman`

2Shirt commented

2018-02-28 13:24:42 -07:00

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./Build\ Linux -b
I will try this.

I also enabled multilib to see if it's part of the issue, however it did not finish with multilib uncommented. I will recomment multilib in /etc/pacman.conf and try again with your suggestions.

EDIT: With your suggestions, pacman is now running. Looks like the issue was definitely one of timeout.

1. ```./Build\ Linux -b``` 3. I will try this. I also enabled multilib to see if it's part of the issue, however it did not finish with multilib uncommented. I will recomment multilib in ```/etc/pacman.conf``` and try again with your suggestions. EDIT: With your suggestions, pacman is now running. Looks like the issue was definitely one of timeout.

2Shirt commented

2018-02-28 13:37:30 -07:00

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I've added a partial workaround for these su/sudo timeouts in commit 51f9f91. This workaround will not catch timeouts caused by pacman like those is these sceenshots. I will recheck the dependencies and retest the build process this week.

I've added a partial workaround for these su/sudo timeouts in commit 51f9f91. This workaround will not catch timeouts caused by `pacman` like those is these sceenshots. I will recheck the dependencies and retest the build process this week.

2Shirt commented

2018-03-03 13:57:03 -07:00

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Just wanted to give you an update that I've been attempting to run the script but have been waiting on sourceforge to come back online for smartmontools-svn

2Shirt commented

2018-03-05 20:19:51 -07:00

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I believe that the pasystray package is causing the issue. Since audio is not a priority in the Linux environment I'm going to remove all PulseAudio related packages. This will require reconfiguring the environment for an ALSA-only setup but will reduce the dependencies for the build environment.

I believe that the `pasystray` package is causing the issue. Since audio is not a priority in the Linux environment I'm going to remove all PulseAudio related packages. This will require reconfiguring the environment for an ALSA-only setup but will reduce the dependencies for the build environment.

2Shirt commented

2018-03-06 14:45:29 -07:00

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svn is finally back online. Will try the newest commit.

ERROR: 'pacman' failed to install missing dependencies. #17