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o
Mmmm - that single ' - seems odd - is that originally in the error?
a
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running egg_info
#6 16.16         creating opal_fetcher_cosmosdb.egg-info
#6 16.16         error: could not create 'opal_fetcher_cosmosdb.egg-info': Permission denied
o
🤔 You sure you’re running as root? I Don’t really have a better idea here
r
Hey @Avo Sepp , Want maybe to send me the docket file and I’ll have a look ;)?
a
https://github.com/avo-sepp/opal-fetcher-cosmosdb The docker file here is not the one I had locally. This is just a clone of the docker from the original. When I'm at my desk later I'll re-upload. I was trying to use
ADD
to bring the fetcher dir into the docker container and then pip install from local dir instead of pypi. The fetcher itself is definitely not functional now. Has incomplete args and such. But I wanted to get it building with docker so I can iterate.
r
Got it, you can try installing the package locally with -
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RUN python setup.py install --user
a
thanks that got me through to at least building the container. Now it seems like it can’t find
azure-identity
or
azure-cosmos
which is strange
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#7 25.74 Scanning index of all packages (this may take a while)
#7 25.74 Reading <https://pypi.org/simple/>
#7 38.09 Download error on <https://pypi.org/simple/>: [Errno 99] Cannot assign requested address -- Some packages may not be found!
#7 38.10 No local packages or working download links found for azure-identity
#7 38.11 error: Could not find suitable distribution for Requirement.parse('azure-identity')
the repo is up to date with latest now. Pushing forward.
I don’t know why python inside docker can’t connect to the pypi
Doesn’t have a network interface attached?
r
I feel like it’s all about permissions and active user (which is
opal
user)
Let me take a look
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Lgtm.. are we doing something differently ?
a
what’s your build command look like?
what’s in git is what I have locally.
r
Me too, just pulled your changes. I see the azure packages on setup.py
as you can see, just simple
docker build ./
a
I have a theory… a mistake which happened earlier
nope… what OS are you using?
r
OSX Monterey 12.6.1
We can hop on a quick huddle/zoom if you are losing it
a
I am
ring me when ready