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Simple/first run of influxd works on Debian, fails on Windows 10 #5848
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Dupe of #5715 @voltagex Windows is not officially supported at the moment, so it looks like some recent clustering changes pushed to master may not be working. Can you try building from the
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Sorry, very new at this:
If my build host is Debian, that version of build.py still won't work? Edit: just noticed the dupe - this looked different enough to warrant another issue. Oops. |
@voltagex No need to apologize. That was actually my fault, I forgot that the
Regarding:
That's correct. I pushed some changes to the build script yesterday that re-enabled Windows builds, but those changes are not available in the |
Different crash - there's no other
Not sure why it's referring to 0.9 here either, I built using your commands. Thanks for your help - It's getting late here, happy to do more tests tomorrow (GMT+11). If Windows isn't a high priority I can use a VM for now - just thought it was worth a try because it was easy to cross compile. |
@voltagex The
Unfortunately Windows support is a bit flakey at the moment, so I'd recommend using Debian for now. We are planning on improving Windows support over the coming months, though, so it should be getting better soon. Also, if Windows is important to your use-case, then commenting here would help us get it prioritized correctly. |
@voltagex @rossmcdonald for latest code to work on windows, you just need to change the config.
Now it should boot up just fine! |
I fixed this issue simply by adding localhost under [meta] |
Debian (sid):
Windows 10:
(that message is repeated approximately once a second)
I realise I'm meant to write a config file first, but why can I connect to a new instance on Debian but the Windows build seems to crash?
Windows client:
Debian client:
Both versions built on the Debian sid VM, using build.py with the appropriate --platform
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