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installing without sudo #355
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In this case you need to build magick from source. For example, to install magick in tar xvzf ImageMagick.tar.gz
cd ImageMagick-7.1.0-51
./configure --prefix=/cluster/soft/magick
make
make install
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/cluster/soft/magick/lib/pkgconfig
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/cluster/soft/magick/lib
cd /temp/dir/to/build/r-magick
git clone https://github.com/ropensci/magick
R CMD INSTALL magick |
@zhenglukai I am trying this process to install magick for use on HPC system and am running into some issues. Due to allocation limits I am trying to install into an R library I specified in my project directory. I adjusted the first code chunk as follows:
At this point, I get the following warning:
When I run the R CMD at the end of the code chunk, I get the following error:
I have already tried conventional package installation in R v4.2.0 and when running in console it outputs the following error:
Interestingly, this installation works if I'm using an interactive RStudio Server session. However, I need to be able to submit batch jobs that can run a long time so need to find a way to get a complete install. |
Hi @burnsal , Regarding the "Clock skew detected" warning, usually
Please take a look at the directory where you installed ImageMagick. You built ImageMagick from the source file of version 7.1.0, so I assume there is no Good luck! |
Thanks @zhenglukai ! Still trying to find a workaround. Do you have any thoughts on the srcdir error?
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Did you download the source code of the R package to the location of your R library (R_LIBS_USER)? If that is the case, try to download the source in another place and |
I was having a similar issue installing the package in RStudio server being managed by IT (so no sudo for me). Now just gotta go figure out how to install popper for pdftools... |
Hello. I have tried installing magick in a R terminal and got this
I am using R remotely and I have no root access. I have tried downloading the rpm binaries for installation instead, but there is an unending loop of dependencies that make this impossible. Is there any alternative for the installation?
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