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Unable to install pgloader on macOS (Big Sur, M1) #1312
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The same problem. I've caught exception when I tried to install pgloader on my mac(M1) with brew
And also when I tried to build it from sources
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I have the same problem with @Wilson13, I'm on Bigs Sur 11.6 but on Intel i7. |
Same issue:
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Same problem with Big Sur (11.5) and Apple M1 chip |
I don't get the exact same error. I have Rosetta2 enabled on all of my terminal windows and installed brew from a Rosetta2 terminal. I can run
Anyone know of a workaround? I am on an M1 chip and Monterey. |
Also getting this on a regular Intel based Mac mini. |
Same issue brew install pgloader Monterey 12.0.1 / Intel i7 Any workarounds or fixes? |
This fixes the issue: brew install openssl Found a solution here: Note, I already had pgloader installed and working, upgrade to Monterey broke it, so I had the issue with running pgloader, not installing it, but I think it's the same issue so this fix should fix the installation problem as well. |
I am on an Intel, and I have to use Docker version to overcome this. |
brew install openssl@3 then its works again |
Still not working here. Had first to update the links to the current version of openssl:
as well as
but then it hung shortly after:
This is where I'm stuck. Meanwhile I'll give Ubuntu arm64 a try... |
I'm wondering if you completely uninstalled pgloader and openssl@3 before reinstalling? |
well I did try to remove the links, brew remove both, brew clean, and reinstalled, still same error :/ |
Same issue here. MacOS 12.0.1 / M1 |
Same error on Monterey 12.1 (21C52) M1 Air... |
Any workaround? Also on monterey. No bottle available! |
My workaround was to install an ARM Ubuntu VM and get the package running there... not exactly the most trivial setup, but at least it worked |
I'm on macOS Monterey 12.2 M1 and getting exact same issue, installing and linking openssl did not work. |
Same here with Monterey 12.3 on Intel. |
Same issue with Mac Monterey with M1 Chip. What's the best solution so far? |
I have the same problem with @scrobot ,how to fix it? |
might be the easiest way around. |
I circumvented it for now by using the docker image, saves the headache |
Yes, it works |
You can try to install from source with: $ brew install --build-from-source pgloader
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Just going to bump this comment because this actually works, if you are running into this. |
I know it's not ideal but for people using docker I've built the image on my M1 and it's available here |
Deleted my comment, but the make did end up working just fine once I found out my work laptop has an enforced proxy server on it 🙃 Building 3.6.3 is definitely the way right now. I think I used brew to install sbcl, clisp openssl, freetds and I'm not sure I even needed those, but part of the problem I think I suffered a lot from was having an x86_64 version of brew running through rosetta as well and I think just incorrect x86 libs were being picked up instead of arm64. Hopefully we'll see a brew build get updated. I think the main issue with it is that it's still on 3.6.2 and not utilizing newer versions of pgloader lisp dependencies from quicklisp. |
This doesn't seem to be working for me. I'm on M1 Pro & using version 3.6.3 The |
It making and getting stuck with no feedback seems odd if you just skim through the makefile. Do you have some of the additional requirements? Like sbcl? |
Oh thanks! I missed a couple of dependencies, the installation happened correctly! 👍 However, running |
The only time I had some similar problems of it working very odd was when I was able to make it and create the binary, but I had a mixture of x86 and aarch64 required libs. I made sure to remove my x86 version of homebrew and all of its libs that came from a timemachine backup when I upgraded to my M1. That would be my only other guess at your problems without it giving any feedback. pgloader does hang every once and a while for me on my mac, but that's usually somewhere in the process of loading large files. |
It is acting in a non-deterministic fashion. I tried building again from source, however running |
pgloader.zip |
I was able to get it to work but only if |
I'm stuck as well on the same topic:
I tried to compile it myself (without success) and I tried to use the build provieded by @panayao without success. I am using openssl@3 and I don't know why it is trying so use 1.1 and how to work around that. I tied
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Hi,
I was trying to install pgloader via this command:
brew install --HEAD pgloader
This is the output and error reported:
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