I just started to use rsconnect in my company, and tried to deploy a shiny app from my windows machine. The server comes with R 4.1.0, and one of the packages requires to install terra.
I have tried multiple R package repos from Rstudio dev-cran with different dates to install terra, and tried version 1.2-10, 1.3-4, ... all the way to the latest version.
However, none of them was able to be uploaded, or installed during deployment.
For the versions before 1.4, the error was
Uploading bundle for application: 335...Error: node stack overflow
Execution halted
while for versions above 1.4, parts of the error were
The requested URL returned error: 407
RStudio Connect cannot download a package because the R package repository (for example, CRAN or RStudio Package Manager) cannot be accessed.
This happened to other packages too, but the issue was usually resolved after I uninstalled and re-installed with a different repo. But for terra, I was not able to find a repo to fix the issue.
Any suggestions for the next step?
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today i opened termux for installing node.js on my phone (because i need npm), but it doesn't work, i runned pkg install nodejs but it gave me the error: unable to locate package nodejs.
I checked my connection and i'm connected to wi-fi with a really good speed, so i tried to install another common package to see if the problem was only for the node.js package or in the whole app,
i tried to install git and it gave me the same error.
So i started searching in forums: stackoverflow, github forum, termux wiki, etc...
I tried everything, apt update, pkg update, apt upgrade, pkg upgrade, etc...
Those gave me the error: the error
So, i don't know what to try anymore, please give me an answer, have a nice day.
This error is common one. You should change repository mirror for your termux packages.
Here is the instruction from the official Termux github page.
To select multiple repositories press space. To select new mirror for repositories use space and then enter.
Termux can be used for hacking and many other suspicious things which is definitely against playstore policies. So you just need to uninstall termux playstore version and download termux from F-Droid. That is actual termux not the play store one. You should not face any error in that termux.
Nothing else worked, neither running some command nor changing repo. The only thing which works is downloading termux from F droid
When you are going to download a distribution of WSO2 product, for the lastest release is possible to download different distributions (binary, msi installer, docker, docker-compose, helm, kubernetes, etc.) but when you try to do it from a previous release, there is only binary and OS's installers (ubuntu, mac, windows, etc).
But I would like to download, for instance docker-compose distribution for the previous version.
How then can it be possible to do?
This images show it clearly:
You can get these artifacts from the docker-apim repo. https://github.com/wso2/docker-apim/tree/v3.1.0.3
I have checked that the URL generated for the latest version can be modified and can be selected other previous versions. For instance, for downloading AM version 3.1.0, previous to the latest release (v 3.2.0), can be downloaded for docker compose in this manner:
http://product-dist.wso2.com/downloads/api-manager/3.1.0/instruction-pages/subscription/docker-compose/docker-apim-3.1.0.zip
WSO2 should leave available all these links explicitly referred to in the previous versions.
there have been some similar questions (Installing RQuantLib on Linux), but none related to the AWS RStudio environment. After trying the usual rute
install.packages('RQuantLib');
library(devtools)
install_github("eddelbuettel/rquantlib")
I get the following error (in both cases):
configure: error: Please install QuantLib before trying to build RQuantLib.
ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘RQuantLib’.
Also, all of a sudden (after upgrading R on my local machine from 3.4.4 to 3.5.0) RQuantLib stopped working also on my local Windows machine:
Error in system(full, intern = TRUE, ignore.stderr = quiet, ...) :
running command '"C:/PROGRA~1/R/R-35~1.0/bin/x64/R" --no-site-file --no- environ --no-save --no-restore --quiet CMD config CC' had status 1
After following the directions on the Github page I tried the following:
if (!require("drat")) install.packages("drat")
drat::addRepo("ghrr")
install.packages("RQuantLib", type="binary")
but got the follwoing error:
Warning in install.packages :
unable to access index for repository https://ghrr.github.io/drat/bin/windows/contrib/3.5:
cannot open URL 'https://ghrr.github.io/drat/bin/windows/contrib/3.5/PACKAGES'
Warning in install.packages :
package ‘RQuantLib’ is not available (as a binary package for R version 3.5.0)
What else could I try? The AWS problem has a higher priority, although I would really like to be able to use RQuantLib on my local machine again, so any help would be really appreciated.
A small end note: The RQuantLib library compiles succesfully on the Debian 16.04 AWS AMI, but not on the RStudio AMI.
Windows builds, just like Unix builds, require QuantLib to be present which has its challenges.
The most recent upload restores this ability, utilising a GitHub repo with a prebuilt version of QuantLib. Try installing RQuantLib 0.4.5 now on Windows; you should get a binary from CRAN as can been on the CRAN page.
I'm currently testing with a django web application using version 1.6 with a python version 3.4.1 and needs to install some packages here on my machine. Based from what I've observed we are currently connected to a proxy server which is why I'm having issues downloading some of it. Below are the actions that I've taken so far.
1) I've updated my http_proxy connection to http://innoproxy:8083/proxy.pac which is our current proxy connection.
2) Below is error that mostly occurs when I would install the South Package.
C:\Users\fx0.MANDAUE>pip install South
Downloading/unpacking South
Cannot fetch index base URL https://pypi.python.org/simple/
Could not find any downloads that satisfy the requirement South
Cleaning up...
No distributions at all found for South
Storing debug log for failure in C:\Users\fx0.MANDAUE\pip\pip.log
My question is, would it be possible for me to install that package without using the command prompt(manual download) or do I still lack some actions from my end for the downloading to work? I've already checked other possible solutions but so far to no avail. Thanks!
I'm in a similar situation behind my corporate proxy. You may first want to check whether your proxy is looking for authentication, in which case setting you connection string to http://username:password#proxyserver:port/ may help. In my case, however, our authentication relies on Windows Active Directory, which I've yet to overcome on my Linux box.
If all else fails, as in my case, you can manually download the source tar.bz (or similar compressed directory) from PyPI and use pip install path/to/source. This will mean manually downloading all dependencies and installing them the same way. It can be a pain, but it works.
I'm trying to download the facebook/php-sdk-v4 repository into my project, running the "php composer.phar update" command.
I recently added this to the require section of my composer.json file:
"facebook/php-sdk-v4": "4.0.*",
Upon running the update command, I am given the following error:
---> Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.
Problem 1
- The requested package facebook/php-sdk-v4 1.0.0 could not be found.
It seems that I have set it up exactly according to the Facebook Graph API instructions as listed on this page:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/php/gettingstarted/4.0.0
But... It's still unable to find the repository.
Does anybody know the name of the Facebook SDK 4.0 repository or see any reason why this process I am following isn't working?
Thanks for listening!