Issue during installation on Ubuntu Server 22.04 about jesse

[saleh-mir]

Fixed it. Please use the updated script using the same link and also install the latest version, which is 0.48.6.

[NicoSan20]

@saleh-mir Thank you very much for the fast resolution of this issue. Appreciate it.

[saleh-mir]

Did you try using the script on a fresh VPS?
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jesse-ai/stack-installer/master/ubuntu-22.04.sh

Because for Talib to work, you need to install some other stuff on your Linux machine before installing it with pip. Which you can find in the source code for the installation script.

[NicoSan20]

@saleh-mir Thank you for your fast reply. I don't try on a VPS, but I tried also on a virtual machine freshly installed with Ubuntu Server 22.04, but still the same issue with Talib.

[saleh-mir]

You're welcome. The issue is usually caused by gcc not being installed on the machine. The installation script is working on a fresh VPS from Hetzner. I tried it a few days ago myself. However, different machines may have varying configurations. If you search online, you'll find several options to try. Unfortunately, you have no choice but to experiment with them to see which one works. The problem is typically related to GCC not being properly installed or recognized by Talib. Sometimes, you install GCC, but Talib cannot find it, and you need to specify its path inside your bash_rc file or the tool you're using instead of Bash.

Alternatively, you can use Docker. If I understand it correctly, your operating system is Linux anyway. So using Docker, I don't think you will get performance hit. So that's probably the easiest option.

[NicoSan20]

@saleh-mir Thanks again for your reply. It seems I'm not the only one, someone else has the same problem (jesse-ai/stack-installer#12)

[saleh-mir]

Yes, I had missed that one. If you're running through virtualization, can you also try the other installation script?

https://github.com/jesse-ai/stack-installer/blob/master/ubuntu-20.04.sh

[NicoSan20]

@saleh-mir As requested, I tried with the script Ubuntu 20.04 (Python 3.8) on my Ubuntu Server 22.04, but same issue,

I also tested on a VPS (not at Hetzner) and saddly the same issue too.

If I can avoid Docker, I'd be happy,

[saleh-mir]

I will try it on a new VPS myself to see if I can reproduce it. Maybe some source has changed something since the last time I tried, causing the issue if you say it also exists on a VPS.

[saleh-mir]

I'm getting it on a new VPS as well. There must be an issue with one of the sources I'm using. I'll look into it, thanks for letting me know. In the meantime, please consider using Docker.