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Executing "docker-compose run web ./populate.sh" reveals $VIRTUAL_ENV not set #7
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Hi @kernie , glad to see that someone got interested in our Invenio project! Edit: I don't see the difference between |
When using the second approach I hadn't to activate. To my understanding, the virtualenv is activated in the bashrc. So, logging in activates the virtualenv. I placed a little script like:
into the reroils environment and executed:
which gives
However executing inside the ennvironment I get
Thanks, |
Hello @kernie, did you run Thanks. |
At least for the example with the envi.sh script I'm absolutely sure that everything was settled and ready. I can rerun it. Would a simple |
You have to remove your local repository ( |
OK, removed the local_dir and rerun
The line |
Hi,
I created a docker-compose.yml file as described in file INSTALL.rst and got it "up".
Then executing
lead to error messages indicating that the variable VIRTUAL_ENV in script populate.sh was not set. In consequence the initialization data was searched in /src/.... instead of /home/invenio/reroils/src/....
Maybe a
must be placed in the script.
Going over with
and executing
works perfectly.
Maarten
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