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Running from node-alpine #299
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For those interested to run this through a node alpine, I ended up manually building it within a node alpine docker container. I was using a Ubuntu 22.04 at the time, so the platform was amd64. I then copied the build out of it and started using that linux binary instead. Used the more up-to-date repo mentioned in #290 . Instructions:
The steps roughly follow the github actions of the godotengine fbx2gltf repo. We start by changing the Dockerfile above to include the following:
We then run the docker container and access it through its shell:
After, we clone the gotdotengine fbx2gltf repo, and follow along the build.yaml from that repo (combined with the original instructions in facebookincubator to install conan, etc.):
To install conan (based on facebookincubator original instructions but changed according to this issue):
Here's a summary of what's needed (based on godotengine/fbx2gltf github actions build.yaml):
This should create a folder /build with the binary FBX2glTF inside. You can then copy it that build folder out of the container as so:
Now you can replace the FBX2glTF binary with this one. As a side note, it only seems to work (through docker) on M1 macs when using |
I'm trying to execute the linux bin file from a node-alpine docker image, but still couldn't get it to work because of glibc and libstdc.
By default node-alpine doesn't have glibc (it uses musl instead), causing the following error:
Could not open '/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2': No such file or directory
What I'm trying now is to install glibc directly into the alpine image, but it's still throwing:
error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Here's what I'm trying to install:
The only way I got it to work thus far was using the non-alpine version, with
--platform=linux/amd64
, and without the apk add and glibc install . But it's way heavier than the alpine image.If i use the above docker config with --platform=linux/amd64 I get the following error instead:
/usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: no version information available qemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - core dumped
Although it seems the qemu part is because of amd64 running on mac m1 chip (docker/for-mac#5123), although everything works when using the non-alpine based image.
Maybe I should use another glibc version?
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