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error cool compilation #231
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When running the test, I have a bit more info on the problem:
[EDIT] We are using a proxy server in front and our proxy (HaProxy) terminates/manage ssl connections itself. And the folder |
what version are you compiling? |
I did a
[EDIT] |
Here is my config
today compiled the latest 24.04.5-4 |
@DmDS Thanks for the help. |
I destroyed my qm et created a new qm (based on debian 12). The only thing I did on my new debian is to add contrib in the sources.list and pre-install few packages (as I did 3 months ago):
(not sure if it's still needed but that comes from previous experiences compiling cool) I don't understand why a ssl error.
Isn't it possible to add a param somewhere to set I'm adding the compilation log files. |
Can't it be that you pre-installed packages related to ssl before launching the compilation? |
I can't reproduce... installed debian 12.6. |
Unfortunately for me, I'm unable to find a solution for this. I tried several things, installed more packages, but I always have the same error. I'm going to test a last thing, install a debian 11, upgrade it to debian 12 and then launch a compilation (I noticed that's what I did on my before last successfull compilation as said in comments in #188 ). |
Finally, I succeeded to compile a new version. Using our Debian 11 template, then upgrading it to Debian 12, made it work.
So it seems that the debian 12 template we get on Proxmox website is the source of the problem (despite working well for all our others services installed using that template). Maybe when creating this image, to make it as minimal as possible, they didn't pre-installed the basic libraries and applications Debian offers as a choice during the install. And I maybe libraries are missing, libraries that aren't check in the cool script if they are present or not. Well, that's about the best (and only) idea I have got at this point to explain my problem. Thanks a lot for your time and help. NB: Very nice now the cool compilation log that doesn't include the hundreds of warnings, making it way nicer to debug, like this one:
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I tried a new compilation (on a new debian 12 installation).
I used officeonline-install2.sh instead of officeonline-install.sh.
The compilation stopped in the online part (libreoffice and poco are done).
I attached the cool-compilation.log file.
Any idea what's the problem?
Thanks.
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