the script crash when running installation on a machine with less than 2GB of ram about invidious-updater

[tmiland]

Option to add swap space added in 1.4.8

Closing. 👍

[chxseh]

@sebas891 I was able to get it working using the steps on the Invidious GitHub, however I had to change the way SQL was accepting commands. Here's my commands I had to run.

[chxseh]

I am running this on a fresh LXC in Proxmox, giving it 4GBs of RAM; Still also get this error, unsure if it's because of the LXC or not. (Screenshot)

[sebas891]

@ChaseHall I suspect it's not a bug about the install script, but the compilation of invidious. Did you try to do this

$ sudo -i -u invidious
 $ cd invidious
$ shards update && shards install
$ crystal build src/invidious.cr --release
# test compiled binary
$ ./invidious # stop with ctrl c
$ exit

To see if you get the same error message? For me I get this error message, see bug iv-org/invidious#1153

[sebas891]

@ChaseHall cool, are you running on 32bits or 64 bits?

[chxseh]

@sebas891 64 Bit.

[sebas891]

@ChaseHall thanks for the details. I suspect I'm having problem because of the 32bits architecture.

[gripped]

I had this error trying to build the release version.
On a aws t3.micro instance, Ubuntu 18.04, 2G swap file. And again with Centos (aws), And again on a local xubuntu 18.04 KVM with 8G of ram.
Using git master instead of release worked.

[GauthierPLM]

When using the master version (instead of release), I encountered the memory limit: the build process was killed by the kernel because it used too much memory (the build process requires 1.4GB of memory).

Upgrading my droplet to 2GB fixed the issue. However, the errno error does not seem to be related to the memory limit (when a process uses too much memory, it is killed by the kernel, it's not a crystal error).

[plasticmacaroni]

For anyone finding this page in the future, I fixed this issue by adding a swapfile to my instance, as recommended by this thread: iv-org/invidious#1104. Of course, drive space may be another issue.

If you're not sure what that means, here are fairly simple instructions on setting up a 4GB swapfile on Ubuntu: https://tecadmin.net/enable-swap-on-ubuntu/