My hscPipe install from source is going along well, until:
[ 20/94 ] pycodestyle 2.3.1-6-g0d131b0 … Warning: trouble retrieving pycodestyle-2.3.1-6-g0d131b0.eupspkg: [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer
(Trying alternate location)
eups distrib: [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer
make: *** [Makefile:4: install] Error 9
Is this a transient or permanent error?
Thanks!
–dustin
I assume transient. I can’t imagine anyone has deleted that file from the eups server (although for all I know hscPipe binaries come from some completely different location). That hscPipe release must be ancient because it’s a long time since we included third party packages in a Rubin pipelines release.
I see pycodestyle-2.3.1-2-ga0411dd.eupspkg but not pycodestyle-2.3.1-6-g0d131b0 on eups.lsst.codes, if that is the EUPS_PKGROOT you are trying to use. The latter should be identical with pycodestyle-2.5.0.eupspkg, which is present.
hscPipe 8.4 is from Oct. 20, 2020.
The build script is called “pipebuilder8” and contains a config file with:
“eups_pkgroot_base_url”: “http://tigress-web.princeton.edu/~HSC/hscPipe8”
And indeed, it looks like it’s setting
Going to set EUPS_PKGROOT=/dev/shm/hscpipe_build_dir/eupsrepo|http://tigress-web.princeton.edu/~HSC/hscPipe8/src
just before running eups distrib install.
The package does appear to be at that PKGROOT. So I guess it was a transient failure, or at least something you need to take up with Princeton IT.
Okay, thank you.
It looks like maybe I can stash it in that local directory /dev/shm/hscpipe_build_dir/eupsrepo also, so at least I can try downloading it with wget or something outside this build process (which I’ve tried many times and keeps failing). Maybe it’s rate-limiting or something.
cheers,
–dustin
But it’s based on a much older Rubin science pipelines release (so from my point of view it’s ancient).
For anyone else encountering this problem: If you set the EUPS_PKGROOT variable to point to the “https” version of the tigress-web site, rather than “http”, it works! ie, edit the file default_variables.json, changing http to https,
{
"eups_pkgroot_base_url": "https://tigress-web.princeton.edu/~HSC/hscPipe8",
"hscpipe_ver": "8.4"
}
(I also filed a ticket with Princeton’s cses group)
This has been a recurring problem with installing hscPipe. Please let me know what response you get from CSES, or if you need any help from this end.
Pretty disappointing response from CSES, honestly:
… we’re glad you were able to access the software after including ‘https’ in the address.
From what I understand we can close this ticket? Let us know if you still have any remaining questions.
Ticket is CSES #35698 if you want to comment.
Would you forward me their reply, please?
For what it’s worth, even though the hscPipe web pages don’t link to it directly, if I replace version 8.4 by 8.5.3 everywhere it appears, the install completes successfully!