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Thank you for this great collection of dockerfiles! This is very helpful!
I am using this to set-up some automated tests on travis-ci, but I noticed that there are some headers missing (stubs-32.h and stubs-64.h). I think I have solved the problem by executing yum -y install glibc-devel.i686 glibc-devel but maybe it can also be fixed centralised? If this is an issue at all... I am using the hepsw/cvmfs-cms image.
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I will make a PR after I test that everything is actually working for me... Do I understand it right that one needs also to install the gcc compiler separately if one would need it?
I have also a question concerning running of the docker image with additional options. If I try to bind a local volume to the container with option -v: docker run -h dev --privileged --volume /Users/greyxray/docker/Kappa_repo:/root/ -i -t hepsw/cvmfs-cms the initialization goes differently, for example /usr/bin/cubied is not sourced automatically and the dot-bashrc is not added into $HOME/.bashrc . Is it a usual docke-behaviour and one actually needs to change the Dockerfile and create a separate image to overcome this?
Thank you for this great collection of dockerfiles! This is very helpful!
I am using this to set-up some automated tests on travis-ci, but I noticed that there are some headers missing (stubs-32.h and stubs-64.h). I think I have solved the problem by executing
yum -y install glibc-devel.i686 glibc-devel
but maybe it can also be fixed centralised? If this is an issue at all... I am using the hepsw/cvmfs-cms image.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: