That works very nicely - many thanks for your help. Nick
On Sun, 28 Jun 2015 at 23:36 Robert Samuel Newson <[email protected]> wrote: > The Dockerfile there was an early attempt to help folks test the merge > right after it happens, it’s probably quite broken now. > > To build 2.0; > > ./configure > make couch && dev/run —admin=foo:bar > > and you should have a 3 node development cluster running locally (port > 15894, 25984, 35984 for each node and 5984 should be haproxy load balancer > over them all if you had it installed). > > I believe we’ll soon have a much better Dockerfile from the community. > > B. > > > On 28 Jun 2015, at 16:48, Nick North <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I'm hoping eventually to try building CouchDB 2.0 on Windows, but thought > > I'd start with Ubuntu 15.04 to give some point of reference. Using a > clone > > of master from yesterday, the instructions in README-DEV worked well up > to > > the point of completing "make check", after a couple of dependency > issues, > > which was excellent. > > > > However, I ran into problems with the "make docker-image" step. It > produced > > a few hundred lines of output, but finally died, saying: > > > > ==> b64url (compile) > > ERROR: /home/couchdb/src/b64url/.rebar/erlcinfo file version is > > incompatible. expected: 1 got: 2 > > ERROR: compile failed while processing /home/couchdb/src/b64url: > rebar_abort > > > > As the README-DEV file asks us to report problems, I'm passing this > along. > > > > The full output is in this gist > > <https://gist.github.com/NorthNick/2df550ff3bd6aab13859>, in case that > > is helpful, and it might be important to know that > > > > rebar was one of the dependencies that gave trouble, as the standard > > Ubuntu package is too old, > > > > so I fetched and compiled the latest code. If anyone can point out > > where I'm going > > > > wrong I'd be most grateful. Thanks for your help, > > > > > > Nick > > > > > > Nick > >
