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unsupported rserve version #25
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Hmm... I did a little more digging and I think the version that's available in cran is 1.7-3, which matches our install, but the latest version of rserve is 1.8-4 (https://rforge.net/Rserve/news.html). Is there a recommended way to install a version of Rserve that's supported by Roger without using cran? |
And, further answering my own question, it seems like this is the recommend installation mechanism:
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Hi, thanks for the issue. |
@dareid thanks for the quick response. There may be something else that caused this but I was able to workaround the issue by installing Rserve 1.8-4. Once I updated to roger commit f8fb183 I was unable to connect to Rserve running 1.7-3. Once I installed Rserve 1.8-4 from rforge.net the error went away. I'm happy to provide more information if that helps, just let me know what I can do. brian |
it looks like |
@integrii thanks for the additional information. I have updated the tests to use the rforge version by default and it appears like the tests are passing. |
It has been awhile now, but that might have been it. Thanks for following up! |
Hi,
I recently upgraded roger to address #23 but now when I try to connect to our Rserve daemon roger reports:
In terms of the Rserve package version we're using a relatively recent install from cran.rstudio.com.
sessionInfo()
reports Rserve_1.7-3.I'm relatively new to R but is there some way to install a newer version? What version is required? We don't install a specific version of Rserve so I'm wondering why our recent install is behind Roger's minimum version?
Thanks,
brian
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