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Build fail when compiling with lxc tag #474
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Hi, thanks for your comments. If you want to run Honeytrap with lxc in a container you can have a look at |
I see. The build command, however, fails also if I run it outside the Docker container |
You also need the I'm not sure if they exist for Alpine Linux. We use Ubuntu with the lxc packages from |
@giacomo270197 were you able to build Honeytrap with the lxc tag? |
Hi, |
Hi, I'm also having trouble on compiling with lxc tag and I'm not using containers. |
The strange thing is, lxc builds are being checked within Travis: https://travis-ci.org/honeytrap/honeytrap/jobs/538895770#L1473. Compile checks isn’t failing. Do you have more information about the environment you’re using? @lconceicao |
Hey, Seems the problem hasn't been fixed so far. I am using lxc to compile and getting the same error.
PS: I have tried above-suggested solutions and with go version 11.x.x, 12.x.x, 13.x.x, 14.x.x |
Hello,
I am trying to build the docker container with the Dockerfile provided. It all works until I add the "lxc" flag.
When I do, I get:
director/lxc/lxc_linux.go:107:5: undefined: lxc.Container
This is similar to #461, with the difference that my error occurs independently from the Go version I use (tried with 1.11.1-6, 1.12.1, latest), and it only happens if I try compiling with the lxc flag. Everything works otherwise.
Any idea?
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