[Erp5-dev] Erp5 buildout on Debian Lenny

Discussion:

Mauro Ziliani

2009-09-08 09:23:44 UTC

Goodmorning.
I try to install erp5 buildout (as written in erp5.raskcon.ru).
But I reach the following assertion error.

An internal error occured due to a bug in either zc.buildout or in a
recipe being used:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
"/tmp/tmpXyERcN/zc.buildout-1.4.1-py2.4.egg/zc/buildout/buildout.py",
line 1659, in main
File
"/tmp/tmpXyERcN/zc.buildout-1.4.1-py2.4.egg/zc/buildout/buildout.py",
line 532, in install
File
"/tmp/tmpXyERcN/zc.buildout-1.4.1-py2.4.egg/zc/buildout/buildout.py",
line 1203, in _call
File
"/home/erp5/erp5-buildout/parts/z2i/plone.recipe.zope2install/src/plone/recipe/zope2install/__init__.py",
line 249, in install
assert os.system(patch_command) == 0
AssertionError

I have installed zope2.10 also for my webapps.

Any idea about this error?

Best regards
Mauro

Boris Kocherov

2009-09-09 06:33:53 UTC

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try run commands:
cd /home/erp5/erp5-buildout/parts/zope2
QUILT_PATCHES=/home/erp5/erp5-buildout/patches-zope sudo -u erp5 quilt pop -af
QUILT_PATCHES=/home/erp5/erp5-buildout/patches-zope sudo -u erp5 quilt push -a

Post by Mauro Ziliani
Goodmorning.
I try to install erp5 buildout (as written in erp5.raskcon.ru).
But I reach the following assertion error.
An internal error occured due to a bug in either zc.buildout or in a
File
"/tmp/tmpXyERcN/zc.buildout-1.4.1-py2.4.egg/zc/buildout/buildout.py",
line 1659, in main
File
"/tmp/tmpXyERcN/zc.buildout-1.4.1-py2.4.egg/zc/buildout/buildout.py",
line 532, in install
File
"/tmp/tmpXyERcN/zc.buildout-1.4.1-py2.4.egg/zc/buildout/buildout.py",
line 1203, in _call
File
"/home/erp5/erp5-buildout/parts/z2i/plone.recipe.zope2install/src/plone/recipe/zope2install/__init__.py",
line 249, in install
assert os.system(patch_command) == 0
AssertionError
I have installed zope2.10 also for my webapps.
Any idea about this error?
Best regards
Mauro
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Mauro Ziliani

2009-09-09 07:19:18 UTC

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The file patches-zope is not found in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout
Where I can find it?

Post by Boris Kocherov
cd /home/erp5/erp5-buildout/parts/zope2
QUILT_PATCHES=/home/erp5/erp5-buildout/patches-zope sudo -u erp5 quilt pop -af
QUILT_PATCHES=/home/erp5/erp5-buildout/patches-zope sudo -u erp5 quilt push -a

Boris Kocherov

2009-09-09 18:28:19 UTC

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Post by Mauro Ziliani
The file patches-zope is not found in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout
Where I can find it?

It real issue thank for reporting.
I reorganize my repos and lose it folders.
Now it fixed.

Post by Mauro Ziliani

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Mauro Ziliani

2009-09-09 18:42:26 UTC

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Well done.
This solve the problem about AttribureError: getIdGenerator.

Post by Boris Kocherov

Post by Mauro Ziliani
The file patches-zope is not found in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout
Where I can find it?

It real issue thank for reporting.
I reorganize my repos and lose it folders.
Now it fixed.

Post by Mauro Ziliani

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Eus

2009-09-09 08:13:49 UTC

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Hi Ho!

Please see my reply interleaved with your message below.

I experience the same thing here.
My fix is to force the use of `patch' command instead of `quilt' by
commenting the following two lines
in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout/buildout.cfg by typing `#' at the beginning
of the two lines:

--- 8< ------
patch-command =
QUILT_PATCHES=${buildout:directory}/patches-zope quilt push -a
--- 8< ------

After that, repeat the buildout process by entering:
sudo -u erp5 bin/buildout -v

Post by Mauro Ziliani
Best regards
Mauro

Boris Kocherov

2009-09-09 18:00:57 UTC

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Post by Eus
Hi Ho!
Please see my reply interleaved with your message below.

I experience the same thing here.
My fix is to force the use of `patch' command instead of `quilt' by
commenting the following two lines
in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout/buildout.cfg by typing `#' at the beginning
--- 8< ------
patch-command =
QUILT_PATCHES=${buildout:directory}/patches-zope quilt push -a
--- 8< ------

It very important lines not remark it!

Post by Eus
sudo -u erp5 bin/buildout -v

Post by Mauro Ziliani
Best regards
Mauro

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Eus

2009-09-10 01:19:33 UTC

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Hi Ho!

On Wed, 2009-09-09 at 22:00 +0400, Boris Kocherov wrote:

[snip]

Post by Boris Kocherov

Post by Eus
My fix is to force the use of `patch' command instead of `quilt' by
commenting the following two lines
in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout/buildout.cfg by typing `#' at the beginning
--- 8< ------
patch-command =
QUILT_PATCHES=${buildout:directory}/patches-zope quilt push -a
--- 8< ------

It very important lines not remark it!

Yup, I think you are right since then I get the following error:
AttribureError: getIdGenerator

However, I dare to change it because of the following logic
in /home/erp5/erp5-buildout/parts/z2i/plone.recipe.zope2install/src/plone/recipe/zope2install/__init__.py line 249 that barks about AssertionError:

--- 8< -----------
# apply a patch to zope before build
patch_command = options.get('patch-command', None)
patch = options.get('patch', None)
if patch_command:
assert os.system(patch_command) == 0
if patch:
assert os.system('patch -p1 < %s' % patch) == 0
--- 8< -----------

At a glance, I understood that if patch_command is unavailable, then
patch will be used. Heh, I bet the patch is not applied because patch is
None. I should have been more careful.

But, it is true that if patch_command is unavailable, then patch will be
used if it is set. Is that true?

And, what is the meaning of `%' operator in: 'patch -p1 < %s' % patch ?
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Boris Kocherov

2009-09-10 09:21:37 UTC

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Post by Eus
However, I dare to change it because of the following logic
--- 8< -----------
# apply a patch to zope before build
patch_command = options.get('patch-command', None)
patch = options.get('patch', None)
assert os.system(patch_command) == 0
assert os.system('patch -p1 < %s' % patch) == 0
--- 8< -----------
But, it is true that if patch_command is unavailable, then patch will be
used if it is set. Is that true?

It is not true.
If patch set: patch will be used.

Post by Eus
And, what is the meaning of `%' operator in: 'patch -p1 < %s' % patch ?

http://www.python.org/doc/

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Eus

2009-09-10 09:37:08 UTC

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Hi Ho!

Post by Boris Kocherov

It is not true.
If patch set: patch will be used.

Ah, a common mistake that I made when glancing through code.

Well, basically I just want to force the use `patch' instead of `quilt'.

Post by Boris Kocherov

Post by Eus
And, what is the meaning of `%' operator in: 'patch -p1 < %s' % patch ?

http://www.python.org/doc/

I skimmed the doc to no avail. That's why I asked ;-)

But, daring to assume `%' as a modulo operator, I googled for "python
string modulo" and found the light:
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=28790&seqNum=2

That corresponds to
http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#string-formatting

Okay, thank you for your help, Boris! :-)
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Boris Kocherov

2009-09-10 10:12:38 UTC

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Post by Eus
Ah, a common mistake that I made when glancing through code.
Well, basically I just want to force the use `patch' instead of `quilt'.

It is simple: use patch instead quilt ;)

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