Try using debian:8 for older glibc #139
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Building on debian:10 results in a binary that requires glibc 2.27 which is not available on some LTS server Linuxes like CentOS 7. This commit attempts to make a compatible jffi.so using debian:8, which ships with glibc 2.19. This is not as old as 2.17 but may remove enough dependencies on newer glibc to be sufficient. See #138
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This did not appear to pull in an older glibc, so back to the drawing board unfortunately. I tested on CentOS 7 and it still tries to find the GLIBC_2.27 symbol, so the debian:8 image must be on a newer glibc than it was originally released with. |
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Building on debian:10 results in a binary that requires glibc 2.27 which is not available on some LTS server Linuxes like CentOS 7. This commit attempts to make a compatible jffi.so using debian:8, which ships with glibc 2.19. This is not as old as 2.17 but may remove enough dependencies on newer glibc to be sufficient.
See #138