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pip install
on Ubuntu 14.04 fails
#135
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You could mention that you need to install python3-dev (python3 is not enough), and use python3 & pip3 instead of python & pip, and that you should add ~/.library/bin to the path if you installed with --user.... |
this is written with recent Ubuntu and Debian in mind, but should be working everywhere. the idea here is to make sure anyone can install this without knowning too much about ACLs or anything similar. closes jborg#135
this is written with recent Ubuntu and Debian in mind, but should be working everywhere. the idea here is to make sure anyone can install this without knowning too much about ACLs or anything similar. closes jborg#135
Had the same problem here. The final dependency I had to track down was
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I created similar issue #360 for Debian Jessie. |
Just had this issue as well. Fixed by installing |
I got this working on CentOS 7 by running: Considering the lack of updates since 2 years, I think it was best to search for a more active project to use. Perhaps in the future it can be nice to help solve the open issues or create a fork. |
@Einzelganger I've heard the Borg fork is very good. Planning to give it a try myself. |
Attic is not as easy to install as the docs imply. Maybe you could mention that
libacl1-dev
must be installed andpip3
must be used with Ubuntu 14.04.pip install --user attic
on a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 fails withpip3 install --user attic
fails withAfter installing
libacl1-dev
everything works.Keep up the great work!
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