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Install Fails #6
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Thanks for reporting this. Could you locate the header files of libmagic as installed by
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The same issue here running Ubuntu 18.04. Ran I was able to locate only the .so files.
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@doronbehar I'm sorry, I didn't know of such possibility. I located the file
Then I tried to run the command again with substituted path but it gave the same error.
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Boy, I haven't noticed this has nothing to do with libmagic... both your and @brandonkal 's installation should be fine without the need to modify I've updated the repo with a small dependencies updates. Please try again now and if the same error persists, I'll talk with the |
Still doesn't work. Same error. Tried |
Funny... could you try cloning the repo and cd to |
Doesn't seem to contain error.
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1 more thing please @asmarcz, I'd like to know the output of |
I installed Go just yesterday (or the day before) when I tried to use pistol with lf.
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And could you try deleting the |
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Oh right, I've managed to reproduce with a modified As a workaround (I tested), Use the following command instead:
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Once verified the workaround works for you as well, I'll update the readme.. |
Thank you, pistol can be run now:
As a side note. For me with default Go settings the paths were
as opposed to the README
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For those, having this issue on Mac M1 silicon: |
I tried this on my m1 mac and didn't work for me..please anyone can help to fix this?
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Ubuntu 23.10 user here, can't compile due to
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Unable to install using go get. It appears there is a dependency issue.
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