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Do we have to compile/install the entire main certificate transparency stuff in order for the python stuff to install correctly even if we're only interested in scanning other people's logs rather than maintaining our own log?
Which "parent python/ directory" is instruction 3 of the python README referring to? "3. Run 'make' in the parent python/ directory to generate the Python versions of CT protocol buffers." This instruction immediately follows the instruction to install the protoc compiler, which has its own python directory. Is instruction 3 referring to the python directory within the certificate-transparency repo? I would assume so because the protoc python folder doesn't even have a makefile.
Following the instructions as I've understood them (without installing the overarching certificate transparency program via gclient and whatnot and taking "parent python/ directory" to mean the python directory within certificate-transparency), I'm getting this error:
/certificate-transparency/python/../../install/include: warning: directory does not exist.
I don't see any folders called "install" or "include" in either protoc or certificate-transparency.
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Instructions ambiguity
Python installation instructions ambiguity
Aug 13, 2017
Thanks so much, @Silberschleier. Because I had put the google directory in the protobuf include directory in /usr/local/include, it appears that -I$(INSTALL_DIR)/include was redundant. I just deleted it and it appears to have compiled correctly--or at least I'm not getting that warning (or any other warnings).
However, this is clearly still an issue in the code.
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The instructions for the python installation are ambiguous to me in multiple ways:
Do we have to compile/install the entire main certificate transparency stuff in order for the python stuff to install correctly even if we're only interested in scanning other people's logs rather than maintaining our own log?
Which "parent python/ directory" is instruction 3 of the python README referring to? "3. Run 'make' in the parent python/ directory to generate the Python versions of CT protocol buffers." This instruction immediately follows the instruction to install the protoc compiler, which has its own python directory. Is instruction 3 referring to the python directory within the certificate-transparency repo? I would assume so because the protoc python folder doesn't even have a makefile.
Following the instructions as I've understood them (without installing the overarching certificate transparency program via gclient and whatnot and taking "parent python/ directory" to mean the python directory within certificate-transparency), I'm getting this error:
/certificate-transparency/python/../../install/include: warning: directory does not exist.
I don't see any folders called "install" or "include" in either protoc or certificate-transparency.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: