Re: cmake error

[Roy Lemmon <roy@roylemmon.com>]

Hi Thiago,

In fact it is happening when I make a  high energy physics python package (matplo/heppy on GitHub). I narrowed down the issue to the inability to download the file and so wrote the CMakeFile.txt that I sent you to isolate that issue. In fact I had the idea you mentioned of the LOG file. However when I put that command it, it didn't seem to work.

How do you specify a LOG file with the FILE command ?

Note that all the compilation works if I do it in a Docker container on my Guix laptop (with Debian base).

Thanks
Roy


On 13 May 2021 16:05:20 BST, Thiago Jung Bauermann <bauermann@kolabnow.com> wrote:
>Em quinta-feira, 13 de maio de 2021, às 11:12:15 -03, Roy Lemmon escreveu:
>> Hi Thiago,
>> 
>> Below is CMakeOutput.log
>> 
>> I see no occurence of fastjet though.
>
>Yes, this is strange.
>
>> I should mention that I get no
>> error if I just use curl or wget to download the file (and it has a
>> proper size) plus it can then be extracted. Here the download seems to
>> be interrupted or not started as the file has zero size, though it is
>> present after running cmake ...
>> 
>> In fact this is part of a larger code base but I have narrowed it down
>> to this trivial download problem.
>
>Is this problem happening during the build of a guix package? If so, as far 
>as I know there's no network access inside the build container. This is to 
>ensure that the build only uses the inputs described in the package 
>definition and thus is reproducible.
>
>> Yes I have the nss-certs package installed though I thought that was
>> just for https sites ?
>
>That's true. I hadn't noticed that the URL was http and not https. I don't 
>know why CMake would need to access CA certificates. One idea would be to 
>use the LOG option in the file command to try to get more details (in case 
>the build isn't happening inside a guix container as I mentioned above).
>
>Thanks,
>Thiago
>
>

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