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Can't install on Ubuntu 14.04 #100
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Have you tried the Debian packages I published? |
No, can you give me a link? |
you shouldn't need to run |
I should find this page earlier...
Thank you. But it doesn't want to install. It shows this, the I press "Ignore and install", it loads then the "Install" button appears again, I pressed "Install" for the second time, but the same cycle happens
Sorry, I am a bit newbie in compiling, I just follow the steps. So the server is running, I tried to install the client
I deleted
then the installation continued until it stopped with
then I executed
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try doing Also run the server using |
@moldcraft I'm a bit late to the party but here are the updated instructions for manual installation of the client on Ubuntu: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qgXRLuNRB2vDJHEjLR03yUxCcztS2tiliGPozEiedac/edit?usp=sharing |
I noticed the error
I installed while installing I got
it continued until it stopped with
Sorry for all these big logs, I just want to share all the problems I encountered. I installed |
A suggestion: It seems that the installation details at https://github.com/OpenBazaar/OpenBazaar-Server/wiki/How-to-install-on-Ubuntu are not easy to find, and could better be moved as a link to the Readme at https://github.com/OpenBazaar/OpenBazaar-Server/blob/master/README.md -- and at https://github.com/OpenBazaar/OpenBazaar-Installer Additional note: According to #98 for fresh Ubuntu, Currently it appears as This could be fine, but just observing this difference after having reviewed #98 TY |
@cpacia @moldcraft Seems this issue merits opening again? Being as there should be a pull request associated with it soon (to make the installation details more simple and not so crazy) |
I decided to give it a try again. And again the installation is frustrating
When README.md will be updated with good installation instructions? |
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev fixes the problem. But... every time someone will try to install OpenBazaar he will face the same problems. You should add in README.md all requirements needed to be installed before doing the actual OpenBazaar install |
Install went ok, I tried to start it and fail ...
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I'll better wait a few months until v1.0 will be released. |
We are currently working on all installers and the process. This started with the OSX and Windows where the majority of our users will reside. Linux is next and will improve soon. We also just recently changed some critical libs in the last week and haven't updated the README yet. |
You can get it installed on Ubuntu 14.04 but it's going to be bit painful. But if you've got a few evenings to spare and required skills, no problem. I've done it. I'm not expert, so it took quite a while to get everything working. |
@moldcraft For that "No module named cryptography.hazmat.bindings.openssl.binding" error, you should be able to I am using OpenBazaar on Ubuntu 14.04 with no issues. I'll try to go through the README and update anything I found that's out of date. |
Thank you guys for fast reply. I'll give it a try in a few days. It will be nice if you will announce when the improvements will be done in slack, I receive email notifications when you post with
I have it already installed. |
@hoffmabc @moldcraft Please see this issue and comment(s) also. Additional remarks / pull request soon to follow, this needs some improvement obv. In part as I mentioned here the installation details and full instructions are not easy to find straight from whatever README you are looking at and it's too confusing to the average user. This needs to be straightened out / simplified. |
Hello,
I am trying to install OpenBazaar for the first time but without success
Also the README says I need to install
python-pylint-common
but I getthen I found the on Ubuntu I need to run http://www.pylint.org/#install
Also
pip install -r requirements.txt
failedthen I tried
sudo pip install -r requirements.txt
and it worked.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: