Git in a clean install

[Luiz Carlos Vessosa Jr]

Hi, 

I have a DNS 321 and after install it successfully, configure some users, hard disks, I installed git package.

After that, I tried to ssh my storage and successfully logged in, and executed the command git, however I got the follow error:

git: can't load library 'libpcre.so.0'

Is this missing package pcre (8.20-1 Perl Compatible Regular Expressions) or it should be installed as a dependency?

[João Cardoso]

I can't reproduce that. 'pcre' is a dependency of 'git' and should be automatically installed:

[root@dns-320l]# ipkg install git

Installing git (2.1.2) to /Alt-F...

Downloading http://silver/~jcard/pkgs/git_2.1.2_arm.ipk

Installing pcre (8.20-1) to /Alt-F...

Downloading http://silver/~jcard/pkgs/pcre_8.20-1_arm.ipk

Configuring git

Configuring pcre

Successfully terminated.

 

[root@dns-320l]# ipkg status pcre

Package: pcre

Version: 8.20-1

Depends: ipkg

Status: install ok installed

Architecture: arm

Installed-Time: 1427293220

So you might have to re-install pcre (remove it first, or use 'ipkg -force-reinstall install pcre') 

[Luiz Carlos Vessosa Jr]

Through the Alt-F Package Manager and shell (using ipkg) when I install git I got:

Installing git (2.1.2) to /Alt-F...
Downloading http://sourceforge.net/projects/alt-f/files/pkgs/unstable/git_2.1.2_arm.ipk
Configuring git
Successfully terminated.

So I can conclude that our repository is different, I'm using the default one.

I miss some update step?

So you might have to re-install pcre (remove it first) 

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[João Cardoso]

On Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 9:46:44 PM UTC, Luiz Carlos Vessosa Jr wrote:

Through the Alt-F Package Manager and shell (using ipkg) when I install git I got:

Installing git (2.1.2) to /Alt-F...
Downloading http://sourceforge.net/projects/alt-f/files/pkgs/unstable/git_2.1.2_arm.ipk
Configuring git
Successfully terminated.

So I can conclude that our repository is different, I'm using the default one.

You are right, I'm using my own development pkgs feed, for speed reasons, which I try to keep synchronized with sourceforge, but I missed doing that.

Currently git explicitly depends on libcurl, pcre, expat and perl (which have their own dependencies)

Now fixed, thanks.

 

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